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akin

[uh-kin] / əˈkɪn /


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Other options might include an inflation rider, which raises the monthly benefit, akin to a Social Security cost-of-living adjustment.

From MarketWatch

“There’s more fluidity to her Pilates routines akin to dancing — she understands how a body naturally moves in a way that makes me feel more comfortable in my own,” Benson says.

From Los Angeles Times

External measures akin to audits, like the SAT and APs, tend to be more reliable and accurate than grades and statewide tests, for which the standards and cut scores keep fluctuating.

From The Wall Street Journal

Customers pay premiums upfront, producing float, which, if invested correctly by a skilled capital allocator like Buffett, is a magical asset akin to the bank paying you to borrow money.

From Barron's

Mr Coatsworth likened Mr McDonalds tenure as "akin to the highs and lows of an athlete hitting their peak and then rapidly going off the boil".

From BBC