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twin
adjective as in dual; matching; similar
noun as in person or thing closely resembling another
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noun as in person identical to another
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Example Sentences
Given the twin menaces of global warming and pandemic threats, “the reality, now, is that human civilization is in actual grave danger.”
Dhruva Advisors, which helps GCCs navigate the complex task of global tax compliance, calls these outposts "digital twins" of parent companies, situated across the oceans.
Perpetual, mother to five-year-old twins, was hospitalised with Covid in 2020 and was so ill she was put in an induced coma.
One of Burton’s many intensely loyal aides was Angie Tate, whom he hired to be his political fundraiser in 1998 knowing she was pregnant with twins.
Recognising that her twin passions were music and children, she quietly withdrew from royal life and took a job as a music teacher at a primary school in Kingston upon Hull.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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