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adjective
definition:  having resemblance or likeness.
example:  Joan and Joanna are similar names.
example:  The houses are quite similar to each other, but they’re painted different colors.
example:  The two songs are similar in style.

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Collocations:  Words frequently used in combination with the adjective “similar”

similar + PREPOSITION:    ~ to  (e.g., French is more similar to Italian than to German;  The results of the second study were similar to those of the first), ~ in  (e.g.,  The novels are similar in style;  The cells are similar in shape and size;  The characters are similar in that they both feel angry and isolated.)