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Discover Ludwig“looks like a” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that resembles or appears to be similar to something else. Example: “He looks like a giant among the other kids in his class.” In this sentence, “looks like a” is used to express that the person’s height gives the appearance of being much larger or taller than the other kids. Other examples: - “That building looks like a castle.” - “The clouds look like a fluffy blanket in the sky.” - “She looks like a model in that dress.” - “It looks like a tornado is coming.” - “This dish looks like a work of art.”.
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"Looks like a lung".
Looks like a ham.
Looks like a biggie.
It looks like a mall".
This looks like a mistake.
"Emily looks like a brother".
He looks like a vaudevillian.
Looks like a foreign scene.
Looks like a boy scout.
He looks like a madman.
That looks like a figleaf.
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