The phrase "alike well" is not correct and is not usable in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey similarity or agreement, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The two proposals are alike well in their approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "similarly effective" or "equally good".
"They say no two snowflakes are alike, well no two stroke patients are alike either," says Hogan. "That makes the problem spectacularly complicated". Hogan has collaborated with neurologists and neuroscientists on understanding the process of recovery and basic motor control in the brain.
No one's going to want it unless we give it away!" Remember when you used to complain that "they all look alike?" Well, they aren't going to look alike anymore.
Here's a concept for you: You know the saying, "No two snowflakes are exactly alike?" Well, the expression could just as easily refer to vaginas.
In book after book, novels and nonfiction alike, Wells hammered home the message that humanity could improve its lot only by entrusting power to a self-selected caste of enlightened technicians, who would rule according to the dictates of science.
Into the Lively Morgue they descend, rich and richer alike, the well born and the even more well off.
The Friend Memorial Public Library in town, regarded as a local gem with a good selection for year-round residents and summer visitors alike, was well used by White and his wife, Katharine.
Great minds think alike, eh?" Well, you've had some success before.
The inner beings hidden by Pettitte and Stottlemyre are alike, as well; both are raging competitors.
It attracts hobbyists and professionals alike, as well as dabblers who sign on for a class at a time.
"I think locals and expatriates alike respond well to unique, multifaceted concepts," said Tengwen Wee, a co-owner of the White Rabbit.
But the Trumps – father and son alike – might well have been arrogant enough to see it as one.
