similarity
A very high degree of resemblance.
A very clear and definite resemblance.
Indicates a high degree of resemblance.
A very surprising and easily noticed resemblance.
An impressively high and noteworthy degree of resemblance.
Indicates a significant and noticeable degree of resemblance.
A deep, core resemblance that forms the basis of something.
A resemblance that is important or meaningful.
A very noticeable and distinct resemblance.
A resemblance that is immediately apparent.
An obvious and easy-to-see resemblance.
Resemblance in appearance or bodily characteristics.
A resemblance in the most essential or fundamental aspects.
A strange or mysterious resemblance, difficult to explain.
A resemblance that exists only on the surface and is not deep or real.
Resemblance in the way something is arranged or organized.
A resemblance that seems to exist on the surface.
A resemblance that is noticed or believed to exist.
A strange and frightening resemblance.
An overall resemblance, not focusing on specific details.
A general resemblance that covers main points but not details.
Resemblance in the customs, arts, and social institutions of a group.
Refers to a specific but possibly undefined degree of resemblance.
Used to compare two or more things.
Indicates a resemblance with another thing.
Refers to the extent or level of resemblance.
Specifies the aspect or area where resemblance exists.
Indicates a resemblance with another thing (often interchangeable with 'to').
Indicates that a resemblance is present.
Indicates the point at which two things are no longer alike.
A specific feature or characteristic that is shared.
When two or more things have a resemblance in common.
To demonstrate or be evidence of a resemblance.
To perceive or recognize a resemblance.
To discover a resemblance.
To tell someone about a resemblance they may not have noticed.
To become aware of a resemblance.
To emphasize or draw attention to a resemblance.
To observe and mention a resemblance.
To know and accept that a resemblance exists.
To give a reason for why a resemblance exists.
To make a previously unknown resemblance apparent.
To notice a resemblance, especially one that is not obvious.
A formal way to say something has a resemblance.
To possess a resemblance.