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Meanings of resemble in in English
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Usage of resemble in in English
1
Thus, sir, lived Jean-Jacques, whom you resemble in more ways than one.
2
These birds in many respects resemble in their habits the Carranchas.
3
All these wines resemble in strength those that are now made in Australia.
4
I cannot help it: I resemble in no way your stay-at-home.
5
The children strongly resemble in many respects those of other nations.
6
They rather resemble in accuracy a quantitative, as well as a qualitative, analysis.
7
Four lerter-names are triliterals, and resemble in their form Semitic words.''
8
But the Spaniards resemble in nothing the French; they are measured, discreet, respectful, brief.
9
They thus resemble in a most deceptive manner a hypocotyl.
10
The eggs resemble in shape grains of small rice and are about ¼ inch long.
11
These bladders, therefore, resemble in all essential respects the larger ones of the foregoing species.
12
Nor did the rapidly swelling assemblage resemble in any measure a mob bent upon violence.
13
They appeared perfectly to resemble in shape, colour, and smell, those of the Giant's Causeway.
14
The extension of the corona in 1878 did not resemble in its texture the Zodiacal Light.
15
Look at my get-up and tell me which rich man I most resemble in my walk.
16
Why do they not hatch like the other eggs, which outwardly they resemble in every respect?
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