become similar

Since the abolition of slavery the mores of the two sections have become similar and the sectional dislike has disappeared.

It is impossible for the soul to become similar to sense-objects (in order to grasp them), by remaining pure.

Again, for Negroes entering the services since 1950, the grade distribution had become similar to that of whites.

In some cases also their passives change their nature, and become similar in meaning to the passives of active verbs; e. g.