Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with similarity in American Collocation
similarity
noun
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when things are very similar
close
eerie
marked
obvious
remarkable
startling
striking
uncanny
By comparing these two figures a striking similarity becomes obvious.
in most important respects
basic
essential
fundamental
There are certain fundamental similarities between the three artists’ work.
apparent but not real
apparent
superficial
Despite this superficial similarity, the two theories are essentially quite different.
in a particular way
conceptual
cultural
functional
stylistic
The author notes some stylistic similarity between these sculptures and the ones in southern India.
have similarities
bear
display
exhibit
reveal
share
show
Not only do the faces bear remarkable similarities to each other, but they are basically identical.
see similarities
discern
note
notice
recognize
spot
Take a look at a couple of these sites and note the similarities between their views of citizenship.
emphasize similarities
emphasize
highlight
stress
underline
This section highlights similarities in how these different pollutants were thought to act.