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View definitions for draw a parallel

draw a parallel

verb as in bring to bear

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Netanyahu then said he wanted to draw a parallel with something related to Germany, but he was interrupted by the CBS interviewer, who asked him a question about Gaza's post-war security.

From Reuters

They never used the term “jamais vu,” so our unique selling point if we have one is to draw a parallel between this subjective experience of unreality and the strangeness of this kind of procedure for inducing these feelings.

From Salon

Since the film released on Prime Video last Friday, cinema critics and viewers have criticised some scenes and dialogue that draw a parallel between the protagonists' love story and the Holocaust.

From BBC

The judge cited it to draw a parallel to the human embryo case, saying the code used “language almost identical” to current law.

And you can even draw a parallel between Jack and Cory.

From Salon

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

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