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reminiscent

adjective as in suggestive of something in the past

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Ricotta has that beautiful, milky richness to it with that grainy texture, which is very reminiscent of Rasmalai.

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There are also tan-colored beans, which are reminiscent of a caramel latte, and white beans, which taste like coffee and cream.

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This is reminiscent of the day after the Lebanon cease-fire in November, when Hezbollah fired two mortars.

There was Serena Williams, whose dominance in the historically white sport of tennis rendered her athletic build fundamentally suspect, subjecting her to an objectifying scrutiny and racist caricature reminiscent of “Hottentot Venus” Sarah Baartman’s.

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The young male attacker is seen in the footage wielding a large wooden stick with a knot at one end, reminiscent of a club, before he swings it overhead and strikes Mrs Abu Alia.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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