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alike
adjective as in similar
Strongest match
Weak matches
- Xerox
 - akin
 - allied
 - analogous
 - approximate
 - associated
 - carbon copy
 - cognate
 - comparable
 - concurrent
 - correspondent
 - corresponding
 - dead ringer
 - ditto
 - double
 - duplicate
 - equal
 - equivalent
 - even
 - facsimile
 - indistinguishable
 - kindred
 - look-alike
 - matched
 - matching
 - mated
 - parallel
 - proportionate
 - related
 - resembling
 - same
 - same difference
 - spitting image
 - undifferentiated
 - uniform
 
Example Sentences
The response from ethical conservatives — Jewish and non-Jewish alike — has been that you don’t politely hear Nazis out, and if the Republican Party can’t clearly say that Nazis aren’t welcome, it’s got a problem.
The strain of working in a jail with too many prisoners had caused high levels of staff absences, which in turn made things even harder for the remaining staff and prisoners alike.
And that’s where Wings, the latest self-titled collection, gets it right, assembling hit songs and fan favorites alike in a single release.
Analysts and users alike note that social media is functioning as a decentralized fact-checking and commentary platform.
Tesla bulls and bears alike agree that car making today has little to do with the stock value.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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