Pronunciation: /sɪˌmɪlˈærəti/
noun the state or quality of being similar; resemblance or likeness
A1 There is a similarity between cats and dogs.
A2 The similarity between the two paintings is striking.
B1 The professor pointed out the similarity in the two research papers.
B2 The genetic similarity between siblings is often quite high.
C1 The author's use of symbolism highlights the similarity between the two novels.
C2 The expert was able to identify the subtle similarities in the ancient artifacts.
adjective similar in appearance, character, or nature
A1 There is a similarity between the two pictures.
A2 The two siblings have a striking similarity in appearance.
B1 The similarity in their tastes and interests brought them closer together.
B2 The professor pointed out the similarity between the two historical events.
C1 The researcher discovered a remarkable similarity in the genetic makeup of the two species.
C2 The artist's work shows a profound similarity to that of the famous painter.
formal The researchers found a striking similarity between the two datasets.
informal There's a lot of similarity between these two things.
slang These two are like peas in a pod, so much similarity!
figurative The similarity between their personalities is like looking in a mirror.
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