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Meaning of emulative
having or showing a strong desire to equal or surpass others
Etymology of emulative
The word "emulative" originates from the Latin "aemulus," meaning rival or emulator, and the suffix "-ive," which forms an adjective indicating a tendency or disposition
Historically, the term has been used to describe a strong desire to equal or surpass others, often in a competitive or ambitious context
Synonyms
competitive
ambitious
driven
motivated
aspirational
imitative
rival
envious
jealous
contentious
aggressive
pushy
forceful
assertive
determined
resolute
purposeful
zealous
fervent
enthusiastic
eager
keen
ardent
emulation
ambitiousness
competitiveness
rivalry
imitation
mimicry
duplication
replication
copying
aping
emulating
Definitions
- Having or showing a desire to equal or surpass others, especially in achievement or reputation
- * Imitative of someone or something, especially in a competitive or ambitious way
Usage Examples
- Her emulative nature drove her to work harder and achieve greater success than her peers
- * The emulative atmosphere in the office encouraged employees to strive for excellence and outdo one another
Antonyms
uncompetitive
unambitious
unmotivated
unenthusiastic
apathetic
lethargic
indifferent
complacent
satisfied
content
resigned
acquiescent
submissive
unassertive
unaggressive
retiring
shy
modest
humble
self-effacing