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analogised's Usage Examples:

Stott analogised making his music as a scientist who creates compounds by figuring out.

discussions about bareback sex, masturbation and one-night stands", and analogised it with "The View meets Dr.

symbolised rebirth; the snail"s penchant for appearing and disappearing was analogised with the moon.

He has analogised the purpose of his songs as similar to that of ‘minstrels in medieval.

This can be analogised to looking at a graph to understand the trend in the market price of a.

The declension of nouns was radically simplified and analogised.

position is credited to English biologist Thomas Huxley (Huxley 1874), who analogised mental properties to the whistle on a steam locomotive.

provided, that the sound he heard was that of the taepyeongso, which he analogised to a "conical oboe".

evolutionary, suggesting the development of specific legal doctrines could be analogised to the development of a cat"s clavicle, and that doctrinal evolutions.

numerous), servants, and magicians or poets (the least numerous), which are analogised to the five fingers of a hand.

He points out that for an argument from analogy to be successful, the two things that are being compared have to have an adequate number of similarities that are relevant to the respect that are analogised.

associated with childbirth, a process with which the rice planting is analogised by the Karo.

Musically, the track"s glam influences have been analogised to "David Bowie descending on a lunar wedding".

Synonyms:

analogize, compare,

Antonyms:

unlikeness, dissimilitude,