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• His feeling of disappointment was much akin to grief.
• The atmosphere in her paintings is much akin to that of the early Impressionists.
• Learning a new language is much akin to unlocking a different world.
• The political climate of that era was much akin to a tinderbox waiting for a spark.
• Some people believe that genius is much akin to madness.
• Her dedication to the cause seemed much akin to a religious fervor.
• The structure of this molecule is much akin to its predecessor, with one key difference.
• The silence that fell over the crowd was much akin to a collective holding of breath.
• The hero's journey in the novel is much akin to the classic monomyth.
• The company's expansion strategy feels much akin to a high-stakes gamble.