resemblance
kemiripan
definition
noun
they bear some resemblance to Italian figurines
the state of resembling or being alike.
translation of 'resemblance'
noun
persamaan,
kemiripan,
keserupaan,
kesamaan
example
they bear some 'resemblance' to Italian figurines
It sounds nothing like these, nor does it bear any 'resemblance' to a dance number in any way.
In May, planning chiefs ordered work to stop because the building bore little 'resemblance' to the approved plans.
there was a close 'resemblance' between herself and Anne
It explores many of the same themes but in a style which bears little 'resemblance' to its predecessor.
If the result bears little musical 'resemblance' to the original, it does capture the same hedonistic menace.
Now I see this written about in a newspaper on a weekly basis and I can only tell you that it has no 'resemblance' to fact.
It tasted chemical and bore no 'resemblance' whatsoever to Béarnaise.
The game no longer bears much 'resemblance' to the sport it once was.
We are fortunate that the real world bears little 'resemblance' to this.
The papers they handed in at the end of the course bore little 'resemblance' to what they produced at the beginning.
In order for this 'resemblance' to be in any way complete, man had to be created with free will.
Okarito's few houses and two streets bear little 'resemblance' to the goldrush town of a century and a half ago.
As the creation of the welfare state was high on the agenda of all parties, manifestos bore close 'resemblance' on this point.
they bear some 'resemblance' to Italian figurines
It was lovely to see her; there's a definite family 'resemblance' between her and Mum.
All the characters in it are invented, none bears any 'resemblance' to anyone living or dead.
This response obviously bears no 'resemblance' to the true answer.
It is unlikely they bear any 'resemblance' to Frankenstein's creation.
The authority said the building bore little 'resemblance' to the plans it had passed and ordered work to stop last May.
But the past has shown that men come up with solutions that bear no 'resemblance' to reality.
Even more so, the vitreous 'resemblance' to glass frames mutely enhances the colour of the wall behind it.
I had stared at my uncle to see if I could notice any 'resemblance' between him and any of the men in the picture.
I suppose that on maybe two or three tracks, at the beginning and the end of the album, there are faint stylistic 'resemblances' , but the emotion and the intent seem to me to come from somewhere else entirely.
All the more striking, then, are the 'resemblances' between their early experiences, in many respects uncannily close.
But although the surface similarities are remarkable, the deeper 'resemblances' seem to flow from the primal nature of boxing.
There are a few 'resemblances' , but one cannot make a full parallel between the two.
‘I may say that the people here look like themselves and have no 'resemblances' to another nation,’ he said.
He carried a notebook in which he jotted notes or sketches of anything which caught his interest - an unusual design for a dovecote, or the 'resemblances' between eddying water and braided hair.
Family 'resemblances' can be studied at length between reunions, and stories heard and reheard.
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