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Opposite of exhibiting a difference or not being the same
“I have a regular daily routine where I go to bed at the same time every night.”
Opposite of distinct or separate (used for emphasis after numbers or determiners of quantity)
“Many common researchers all reached the same conclusion during this time.”
Opposite of the state of being varied or diverse
“She likes to perform similar types of music while she establishes her niche.”
Opposite of the state of being unlike most others
“As an ordinary 10-year old, John was considered normal when compared to the other children.”
Opposite of the resulting state of having been modified
“The apartment had remained in a constant state over the years without any renovations taking place.”
Opposite of not representative of a type, group, or class
Opposite of unusual or uncharacteristic of what one is used to
(of two or more things) Opposite of contrasting or conflicting with each other
Opposite of not related or connected to a given topic or matter
Opposite of strangely unique, typically in a striking or attractive way
Opposite of having been changed from an original form
Opposite of individually separate and distinct
Opposite of forming or viewed as a unit apart or by itself
“The characteristic flavor of any coffee is dependent on its origin and the degree of roast.”
Opposite of interestingly new or unusual
“The script is hackneyed, riddled with stereotypes, and offers nothing that hasn't been seen in every single gangster film ever made.”
Opposite of numerous and often varied
“I would say that giving a child limited options allows them to be quick and decisive about the choices they make.”
Opposite of not consistent or in harmony with
Opposite of strange or unfamiliar in nature
“This is a known software bug that will be fixed in the next release.”
Opposite of idioms for being different
“We're like two peas in a pod, conjoined at the hip or even mind.”
Opposite of in reference to an alternative option
“We can provide you with the same model for the car that is being repaired.”
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