Associations to the word «Similarity»
Noun
- Sequence
- Analogy
- Difference
- Retrieval
- Resemblance
- Coincidence
- Ontology
- Borrowing
- Infringement
- Morphology
- Chimpanzee
- Share
- Divergence
- Parallel
- Query
- Matrice
- Nucleotide
- Vocabulary
- Scaling
- Clade
- Superfamily
- Epithet
- Taxon
- Phylogeny
- Convergence
- Comparison
- Subunit
- Grouping
- Equivalence
- Reviewer
- Vertebrate
- Copying
- Proximity
- Correlation
- Likeness
- Affinity
- Motif
- Indexing
- Bear
- Alignment
- Matrix
- Genome
- Handwriting
- Dialect
- Linguist
- Bore
- Protein
- Genes
- Hypothesis
Adjective
- Stylistic
- Lexical
- Superficial
- Morphological
- Striking
- Phonetic
- Structural
- Phonological
- Semantic
- Thematic
- Phylogenetic
- Anatomical
- Uncanny
- Amino
- Perceptual
- Evolutionary
- Mammalian
- Grouped
- Unrelated
- Genetic
- Linguistic
- Euclidean
- Grammatical
- Divergent
- Taxonomic
- Remarkable
- Fuzzy
- Shared
- Textual
- Noted
- Proto
- Vertebrate
- Hierarchical
- Conceptual
- Matching
- Catalytic
- Syntactic
- Mitochondrial
- Invariant
- Biochemical
- Comparative
Wiktionary
SIMILARITY, noun. Closeness of appearance to something else.
SIMILARITY, noun. (philosophy) The relation of sharing properties.
Dictionary definition
SIMILARITY, noun. The quality of being similar.
SIMILARITY, noun. A Gestalt principle of organization holding that (other things being equal) parts of a stimulus field that are similar to each other tend to be perceived as belonging together as a unit.
Wise words
The chief virtue that language can have is clearness, and
nothing detracts from it so much as the use of unfamiliar
words.