comparable to

Examples (10)

• Its brain is closely comparable to the brain of a chimpanzee.
• The regional variation in Australian accent is not in any way comparable to that found in the UK.
• He was looking for a job with a salary comparable to his previous one.
• She felt a sense of relief that was comparable to finishing a marathon.
• The performance of the new electric car is comparable to many high-end sports cars.
• The quality of this streaming service is not yet comparable to its main competitors.
• His artistic talent is often considered comparable to that of the great masters.
• Finding a modern equivalent comparable to the Library of Alexandria is impossible.
• The financial crisis of 2008 was, in many ways, comparable to the Great Depression.
• The benefits of the new policy must be roughly comparable to the costs involved.