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Meanings of seemed alike in English

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Usage of seemed alike in English
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But all seemed alike infected with the gaiety of the place.
Greatheart
2
In that multitude of trees, planted so close together, each tree seemed alike.
In Search of the Okapi / A Story of Adventure in Central Africa
3
As for the Shawanoe, summer and winter seemed alike to him.
Deerfoot in The Mountains
4
Luther's life and his doctrine seemed alike near their end.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
5
The opportunity and the faculty of acquiring any substantial nutriment from books seemed alike denied him.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
6
Public faith and private probity seemed alike destroyed.
Holland: The History of the Netherlands
7
The music and the sermon seemed alike perfect, and Darsie ardently followed each stage of the service.
A College Girl
8
The preaching saint and the howling sinner seemed alike to relish this mode of recruiting their strength.
Domestic Manners of the Americans
9
The words and tone seemed alike candid.
Aunt Jane's Nieces in Society
10
These seemed alike blind to the fatal symptoms that were more strongly defined with every passing day.
At Last: A Novel
11
Heaven and hell seemed alike inconceivable when there was no phantom grave-body to make trial of them.
Helbeck of Bannisdale — Volume II
12
The Aes Sedai's eyes seemed alike, now.
The great hunt
13
Viewed objectively, they all, with the exception of Linda, seemed alike; but that might have been due to their common impressive setting.
Linda Condon
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They all seemed alike-justa herd of Britons, impelled by irrational instinct, like the fate-driven lemmings of Norway, to cross the sea.
Jaffery
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A strange apathy had succeeded her once gay flow of spirits, and she seemed alike indifferent to herself and all the world.
Mark Hurdlestone; Or, The Two Brothers
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The spoil seemed alike lovely to look upon and desirable to enjoy, for all that met the eye was fair and tempting to behold.
The Danish History, Books I-IX
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