[noun] + じみた + [noun] [noun] + じみている [noun] + じみてくる
じみた goes straight after a noun and says something has the air of that noun about it, and that this is a bad thing: "childish", "preachy", "theatrical". It is the た-form of the る-verb じみる and is used mostly before another noun.
As a predicate it takes きごう〜ている, which describes how something is now, or きごう〜てくる for a change that is setting in.
じみた belongs to writing and fairly educated speech. In conversation, きごう〜っぽい or きごう〜みたい is the everyday choice, with the criticism carried by the context.