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parallel
adjective as in aligned, side-by-side
adjective as in akin, similar
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noun as in complement, correlation
verb as in be alike
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Example Sentences
As Australian diplomat Walter Crocker observed, the breadth and spontaneity of his addresses were "without parallel".
“While the family has been engaging in good faith, the government appears to have been conducting parallel activities to access the body for reasons that remain unknown.”
He has formed a parallel "Government of Peace and Unity", taking the chairmanship for himself.
It has set up an administration there parallel to the government in Kinshasa and taken control of nearby mines.
As we see in the parallel case of Nick Fuentes on this side of the Atlantic, nobody knows where that line is anymore.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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