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reminiscent
adjective as in suggestive of something in the past
Example Sentences
It's reminiscent of Elon Musk's Texas compound, where he can play out his fantasies of being a feudal king behind walls that shield him from the scary real world.
It is reminiscent of every guy who says "you're not that hot" when a woman turns him down.
This scene was reminiscent of the 31-point blowout in Arizona earlier this season.
In conversations with Muslim leaders in Michigan, Trump said he was for peace in the Middle East—but how he accomplishes this seems reminiscent of Richard Nixon’s plan for peace in Vietnam, which helped him win the 1968 presidential election but turned out to be bombing the North Vietnamese into submission.
In addition to the personal unlikability the nation will once again be exposed to on a daily basis, Trump’s plans to impose heavy taxes on imported products and deport undocumented immigrants—who make up a significant portion of the labor force—would likely lead to price inflation and shortages reminiscent of the 2021–22 period that appears to have permanently damaged Biden.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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