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Meanings of similarly inclined in English

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Usage of similarly inclined in English
1
Others are similarly inclined, if of a mind to return one day.
The Irish Times
2
Her back-pages are full of starry-eyed snapshots as she linked arms and pouted with similarly inclined peers.
The Irish Times
3
He communicated his ideas to some whom he knew to be similarly inclined, and his arguments ensured their co-operation.
History of Florence and of the Affairs of Italy / From the Earli...
4
But if you're the type to want your television to disappear, you're going to want to be similarly inclined about your money.
News.com.au
5
In truth this was worlds apart from the similarly inclined scoreline (37-29) of last January.
The Irish Times
6
One of the personals stuck in my mind: Attractive still young widow with yen to travel wishes to meet mature man similarly inclined.
The Door Into Summer
7
A young, somewhat small, very good-looking man, tired of being alone, is looking for a similarly inclined lady, with honorable marriage in mind.
The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein
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