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twin

[twin] / twɪn /




NOUN
person identical to another
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Being human, the story it evokes in my emotional mind is intensely personal because it was excavated from the grave of my twin brother.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pillar Two is the creation of a “model-based enterprise” that includes implementation of digital twins and advanced simulations to allow for rapid iterations with customers.

From The Wall Street Journal

They had two sets of twin boys, so things were always noisy and messy whenever they were around.

From Literature

A recent study involving twins found that genetics may account for up to 54% of the differences in how much people enjoy music.

From Science Daily

Fletcher then assumed the under-18s role, waiting until twin sons Jack and Tyler had moved beyond that age group before taking over in the summer.

From BBC