analogously

Analogously the sentence 'there the king is going' implicitly means that the king together with his retinue is going there.

Analogously he may be spoken of, in the passage under discussion, as having a beard bright as gold and so on.

Analogously we may speak of the seven seven-rishis, where again the compound denotes a class of beings merely, not their number.

Analogously, he who is born good and instinctively does good deeds, deriving pleasure from them, deserves no praise.

Analogously, it is sought by metageometricians to prove in like manner the possibility of rotation about a plane.