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likenoun1 a number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in commonyou can never trust his like, because they'll always let you down breed, class, description, feather, genre, ilk, kidney, kind, manner, nature, order, sort, species, strain, stripe, type, variety modelsample, specimenbracket, bunch, category, division, family, grade, group, grouping, lot, persuasion, rank(s), set, suite one that is equal to another in status, achievement, or valuewe'd never seen its like in any other shop in town coequal, compeer, coordinate, counterpart, equal, equivalent, fellow, match, parallel, peer, rival analogue(or analog)double, half, mate, twinassociate, colleague, companion, copartner, partnercompetitor positive regard for somethingshe thought her new boyfriend was unusually interested in her likes and dislikes appetite, fancy, favor, fondness, liking, love, love affair, partiality, preference, relish, shine, taste, use craving, desire, hankering, longing, thirst, yenenthusiasm, gusto, interest, passionbias, prejudicebent, inclination, leaning, propensity, tendencytoothpalateweakness aversion, disfavor, disgust, dislike, distaste, hatred, loathing, mislike apathy, disinclinationindifference, unconcern having qualities in commonyou're not talking about like things when you compare football and golf akin, alike, analogous, cognate, comparable, connate, correspondent, corresponding, ditto, matching, parallel, resemblant, resembling, similar, such, suchlike commensurate, proportionatetantamount, virtualallied, congeneric, congenerous, congenial, connatural, kin, kindred, relatable, relatedapproaching, approximating, close, coextensive, coincident, conformable, conforming, consistent, consonant, duplicate, equal, equivalent, fungible, identical, indistinguishable, interchangeable, me-too, redundant, same, selfsame, substitutable, synonymous, twinentire, homogeneous, homogenous, unchanging, uniform, unvaried, unvarying on the order of different, dissimilar, diverse, unakin, unlike disparate, distinct, distinguishable, nonequivalent, noninterchangeablevariable, varied, various, varyingimprecise, inaccurate, inexactunconnected, unrelated to some degree or extentthe cat would curl up, tightly like, and just go to sleep enough, fairly, kind of, kindly(chiefly Southern), moderately, more or less, pretty, quite, rather, relatively, something, somewhat, sort of acceptably, decently, passably, tolerablylittle, negligibly, nominally, slightly, vaguelyhalf, halfway, incompletely, part, partially, partly, partway a bit, after a sort, a little, a mite, a tad, a touch, of sorts(or of a sort), to a degree awfully, beastly, deadly, especially, exceedingly(also exceeding), exceptionally, extremely, frightfully, greatly, heavily, highly, hugely, mightily, mortally, particularly, surpassingly, terribly, veryconsiderably, extensively, significantly, substantially close to but not exactlythe distance is more like 500 miles about, approximately, around, more or less, much, near, plus or minus, roughly, say, some generally, kind of, looselynearly, nominally, practically, virtually, well-nigh after a fashion, somewhere about, somewhere around exactly, precisely due, even, just, sharp, smack-dab, squarely the way it would be or one would do ifit looks like it's going to rain at any moment likeverbto wish to haveI'd like another slice of pizza, but I've already eaten more than I should have care (for), want adore, delight (in), dig, enjoy, fancy, groove (on), love, relish, revel (in), welcomecovet, crave, desire, die (for), hanker (for or after), wish (for), yearn (for) feel like to show partiality towardI like romantic comedies more than action movies care (for), favor, lean (toward or towards), prefer adore, cotton (to), delight (in), dig, enjoy, fancy, groove (on), relish, revel (in)choose, cull, handpick, name, pick, select, single (out), takecovet, crave, desire, hanker (for or after), want, wish (for)bias, prejudiceincline (toward), tend (to)admire, appreciate, cherish, prize, treasure, value be partial to, go in for disfavor, dislike, mislikeabhor, abominate, detest, hate, loathedecline, refuse, reject, turn downdiscard, jettison, throw away, throw out to take pleasure inan adventuresome young woman who likes skydiving adore, delight (in), dig, enjoy, fancy, get off (on), groove (on), love, rejoice (in), relish, revel (in), savor(also savour) admire, appreciate, cherish, revere, venerate, worshipprize, treasure, valuedevour, drink (in), eat (up), feast (on)dote (on), idolizecotton (to), favor, preferindulge (in), luxuriate (in), wallow (in) be partial to, get a kick out of(or get a charge out of), go for, have a soft spot for, take to abhor, abominate, detest, dislike, hate, loathecondemn, despise, scorn to see fitfeel free to order whatever you like from the menu choose, please, want, will, wish ache (for), covet, crave, desire, die (for), fancy, hanker (for), hunger (for), itch (for), long (for), lust (for or after), pant (after), pine (for), repine (for), sigh (for), thirst (for), yearn (for)decide, determine, resolve before the 12th century |