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Meanings of liken in English
Usage of liken in English
1
You used the verb meaning 'to place among' rather than 'to liken'.
2
And I kind of liken it to a really complex red wine.
3
He dared to liken the forms of gods to those of men.
4
But many liken it rather to a joyous song of love triumphant.
5
We liken God to the Sun, which gives us all our life.
6
I liken the concept of Summly to CliffsNotes, but for the web.
7
I liken the hip hop to rock, where they both went counter-cultural.
8
And he said: To what shall we liken the kingdom of God?
9
Do we liken it to the crackling of thorns under a pot?
10
The best analogy is to liken the penal system to the health service.
11
For children, this is especially important, as they often liken comfort with familiarity.
12
Some liken it to the fall of communism in eastern Europe in 1989.
13
To liken Merkel's government to anything remotely fascist is simply misinformed.
14
I liken the process to seeing ghosts: the ideas are always there, half-formed.
15
Would you liken his role to your role as Prime Minister?
16
Some liken these arrangements to prostitution, but I'm not sure if that's true.
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Liken through the time
Liken across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common