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View definitions for reminiscent

reminiscent

adjective as in suggestive of something in the past

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And so the drama begins to bend under a paranoid, absolutist logic reminiscent of authoritarianism itself.

The buyer will now have the option to retain some, or all, of Thorne’s designer details, which are reminiscent of a scene from “Alice In Wonderland,” or renovate the property to suit their own tastes.

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It’s a scene reminiscent of that of Prince Phillip’s final battle with dragon Maleficent, leaving the crowd in awe.

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He sees behavior reminiscent of the complicated vendor-financing setups at Cisco Systems, Lucent, and Global Crossing in the late 1990s, which ultimately became emblematic of the dot-com bust.

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Stocks declined as the renewed threat of U.S.-China tariff escalation emerged, reminiscent of market disruptions in April.

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