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Meanings of identify with in English

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Usage of identify with in English
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Psychopaths often identify with an aggressive role model-inthis case, Payne Senior.
The lake
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Now, almost 50 percent of young people don't identify with any faith.
Radio NZ
3
Josephine was beginning to identify with the style of a new generation.
Honor thy father
4
We identify with others who are similar to us culturally, ethnically, politically.
Radio NZ
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It carried a subtle musky fragrance she'd come to identify with him.
The next to die
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In many ways, Payne could identify with the need to get away.
The Secret Crown (2010)
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As a reformed binge-drinker I could identify with many of his points.
The Irish Times
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They tend to identify with a personality that has come through them.
Ghosts
9
Most residents now are of British descent and identify with that culture.
Reuters
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We've become quick to identify with places, but not necessarily with people.
Ebony
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In what ways do you think modern women can identify with Elizabeth?
The White Queen
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Whatever generation you are from, if you're female, you identify with her.
The Guardian
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I'm learning how to identify with more than just being a climber.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
Being Norwegian, I can identify with being occupied by a hostile country.
The Irish Times
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And she is an African woman who you will totally identify with.
Ebony
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This is why I can identify with this ancient king of Ithaka.
Turn left at the trojan horse: a would-be hero's american odysse...
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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