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View definitions for like

like

verb as in choose, feel inclined

adverb as in for instance

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Example Sentences

It looks like he's finally going to get his wish, assuming the Senate goes along with the appointment.

From Salon

"Fiorentina would like to thank Careggi University Hospital and all of the doctors and staff for the wonderful humanity and professionalism they have shown."

From BBC

“They’re like your snapshot into the future. So I’ve always been looking up to him, but in a lot of ways not really seeing him.”

“I don’t feel like the idea belongs to me,” she notes.

In a glaring example from the pilot episode, Angela says that Anne Frank was “lucky” because she got to be “stuck in an attic for three years with this guy she really liked.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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