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reminiscent

[rem-uh-nis-uhnt] / ˌrɛm əˈnɪs ənt /


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With cash shortages reminiscent of the brutal two-year conflict that ended in November 2022, those wanting to make big transfers often have to pay extra charges to do them electronically.

From BBC

For now, mining is largely done in ways reminiscent of the United States' gold rush in the 19th century, when so many ended up exhausted in a futile hunt for treasure.

From Barron's

It's the house next door to hers here in Kent, framed by a tree she tells me is "reminiscent of Cezanne's Bathers".

From BBC

“The flickering light from the lamps in the projectors is reminiscent of the fire in caves when people gathered and shared stories,” he adds.

From Los Angeles Times

Many manufacturers, retailers, importers and others are being thrust back into a holding pattern reminiscent of last year, when uncertainty over tariffs made even the basics of business hard to figure out.

From The Wall Street Journal