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something like
Similar to, resembling, as in They want a flower garden something like the ones they saw in England. [Mid-1600s]
Example Sentences
Mr Latter "himself suffered something like 20 knife injuries to his neck alone and somehow survived", said Det Ch Insp Brangwin.
Would you know something like Medicare for all or a public option be something you see as a marquee policy, and you know, is there another policy that you think would be a winner for Democrats based on the conversations you have with your constituents?
He was open enough to admit: "I climbed my Everest in April and I think after you do something like that you've got to make your way back down and look for another mountain to climb."
When asked if Sir Keir had changed his mind on the need for a national inquiry, Reeves replied: "Our prime minister has always been really focused on the victims, and not grandstanding but actually doing the practical things to ensure something like this never happens again."
"When you achieve something like that, you can always do something better."
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