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comparison
noun as in contrasting; corresponding
Strongest matches
analogy, connection, contrast, correlation, example, identification, juxtaposition, observation, ratio, relation, resemblance, similarity, testing
Strong matches
allegory, association, balancing, collation, comparability, discrimination, estimation, exemplification, illustration, likeness, likening, measuring, metaphor, opposition, segregation, separation, weighing
Weak matches
analogizing, analyzing, bringing together, collating, distinguishing, dividing, paralleling, relating
Example Sentences
In comparison, only 71% of the 10,253 students who started a T-level in 2022 finished the two-year programme.
By comparison, in the astronomical calendar, winter always starts at the winter solstice - or shortest day.
"I think his admission that in 2013, which is really modern day in comparison to the 1970s and 1980s, that he didn't do enough, that he wasn't rigorous, that he was enacted is enough in my mind to confirm that Justin Welby along with countless other Anglican churchmen were part of a cover-up about the abuse," Mr Morse told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
England's playbook seems thin by comparison.
Another former minister told me, “by any measure we are underspending – if you don’t buy the insurance policy you end up having to pay yourself and the cost of real conflicts would be immense in comparison”.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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