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similitude

[si-mil-i-tood, -tyood] / sɪˈmɪl ɪˌtud, -ˌtyud /




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The similitude between the two even extends to the venue, which makes it fitting that they will meet for the World Boxing Council's vacant welterweight title Saturday night at Barclays Center.

From Los Angeles Times

The diversity of the world outside of the campus is limited and regimented by the similitude of the vocation.

From Salon

In its enforced similitude, it became a kind of social glue, stitching together a new national identity across a vast, growing and otherwise diverse nation.

From New York Times

Thus chapters describe similitudes drawn from, for example, the animal kingdom, nature, human biology, occupations and mythology.

From Washington Post

Good science doesn't require friendship or similitude, only an agreement that science is good.

From Los Angeles Times