Synonyms of impersonators

impersonators

noun

plural of impersonator

1

as in performers

a person who imitates another's voice and mannerisms for comic effect

a versatile impersonator, he conjures up a glittering array of female stars and divas in the course of his act

Synonyms & Similar Words

• performers
• entertainers
• actors
• imitators
• impressionists
• personators
• mimics
• parodists
• caricaturists
• satirists
• mockers
• mimes
• troupers
• mummers
• parrots
• copycats
• players
• burlesquers
• pantomimes
• lampooners
• echos
• pantomimists
• apes
• rubber stamps
• mimers
• echoes

2

as in actors

one who acts professionally (as in a play, movie, or television show)

a gifted impersonator who can convincingly portray both heroes and heels

Synonyms & Similar Words

• actors
• performers
• actresses
• entertainers
• thespians
• troupers
• players
• comedians
• thesps
• mummers
• monologists
• starlets
• stars
• enactors
• supernumeraries
• spear-carriers
• leading men
• costars
• barnstormers
• masqueraders
• clowns
• co-stars
• coactors
• posers
• leading ladies
• imitators
• scene-stealers
• personators
• impressionists
• buffoons
• tragedians
• co-actors
• farceurs
• maskers
• mimes
• harlequins
• monologuists
• hams
• walk-ons
• extras
• doubles
• apers
• stooges
• zanies
• prima donnas
• understudies
• apes
• leads
• tragediennes
• pantomimists
• pantomimes
• mimics

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• nonactors

Examples Sentences

Recent Examples of impersonators

See impersonators put on a sequined, seasonal show at Metro Music Hall. —Erin Alberty, Axios, 19 Dec. 2024

Human impersonators struggle more with the psychophysiology. —Dan Greene, The New Yorker, 16 Dec. 2024

In today’s digital age, impersonators are so common that they’re considered a natural extension of fame — a small con that accompanies money, acclaim, and stardom. —Ct Jones, Rolling Stone, 1 Oct. 2024