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Discover Ludwig"as similar" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to compare two or more things that are alike in some way. Example: "The two paintings were as similar as two peas in a pod, with both artists using a similar color palette and style."
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But culturally, they're about as similar as pearl earrings and silver tongue studs.
They were as opposite and as similar as the masks of comedy and tragedy.
To an outsider, the tribes seem as similar as their names.
According to Chan, his sisters' games are as similar as their looks.
"Castle Stuart doesn't play quite as similar as the tournaments we play at Open venues.
Holmes says the two aren't as similar as you may think.
But as similar experiences stacked up, it became harder to forget them.
And that pressure bares open some of the sides of ourselves that aren't as similar.
Or it could be the two of you are not as similar as you thought.
The amplification conditions were kept as similar as possible.
I see bullying as similar to cutting.
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