tend to resemble

Frequency: 7.815.6 per million words

To often or usually have a similarity.

resembleVERB + resemble

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tend to

Examples (10)

  • Many young artists tend to resemble their mentors' early styles.
  • In this region, the climate tends to resemble that of a Mediterranean country.
  • Their arguments often tend to resemble childish squabbles rather than mature discussions.
  • Modern architecture sometimes tends to resemble abstract art in its geometric forms.
  • Without proper care, neglected gardens tend to resemble wild, overgrown jungles.
  • Children from the same family often tend to resemble each other in various ways.
  • The new regulations tend to resemble the previous ones, with only minor changes.
  • His political views tend to resemble those of his conservative parents.
  • These synthetic materials tend to resemble natural fibers in texture and appearance.
  • Some exotic fruits tend to resemble common vegetables, leading to confusion.