What does ALIKE mean?
alike
- Parts of Speech: adjective, adverb
- Definitions:
- (adj.) having the same or similar characteristics; comparable
- (adv.) in the same or a similar way
- Pronunciations:
- US: əˈlaɪk
- UK: əˈlaɪk
- Origin and Usage: The word "alike" originated from the Old English word "onlice," which means "similarly." It has been used in English since the 14th century. "Alike" is commonly used to describe things that have the same or similar characteristics, such as "the two sisters look alike." It is also used as an adverb to describe actions that are done in the same or similar way, such as "they dress alike."
- Synonyms:
- similar
- identical
- alike-minded
- corresponding
- matching
- Related Words:
- equal
- match
- similar
- unity
- uniform
- Example Sentences:
- (adj.) The two paintings are alike in style and color.
- (adj.) The two brothers look alike.
- (adv.) The two friends dressed alike for the party.
- (adv.) They think alike on most issues.
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