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Meanings of exactly alike in English
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Usage of exactly alike in English
1
Unless they are quite new, no two of them write exactly alike.
2
They are all exactly alike in face, in hair, and in dress.
3
They all sounded exactly alike with the changes in their vocal cords.
4
My eye is wearied with them; their outlines are all exactly alike.
5
Their voices were exactly alike, and their words were spoken in unison.
6
The Government was bound to treat union and non-union men exactly alike.
7
No two civilizations are exactly alike at any stage of their development.
8
They are educational brick factories tuning out their products stamped exactly alike.
9
You might as well expect to pick up two pebbles exactly alike.
10
All Englishmen look exactly alike, talk exactly alike, and think exactly alike.
11
How did you manage to furnish those two big dining-rooms exactly alike?
12
They are exactly alike,-howI shall love them, the dear little toads!
13
Few cases, however, can be treated exactly alike with anything like rapid success.
14
The sexes are exactly alike, and the nest is in a hollow tree.
15
The Kelmscott character had worked itself out exactly alike in each of them.
16
Of the 150 medieval and Renaissance versions known, no two are exactly alike.
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Exactly alike through the time
Exactly alike across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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