The act of ceasing to imitate; the cessation of copying or mimicking.
From disimitate + -tion (noun suffix from Latin -tio, creating abstract nouns from verbs). Follows the standard pattern of English noun formation from verbs.
This noun form is even rarer than its verb—'disimitation' almost never appears in modern English, yet it's theoretically sound, which reminds us that language isn't just logic; it's driven by what people actually need to say.
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