resembling (Meaning)

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resembling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Resemble

The painting resembled the artist's earlier work, exhibiting similar brushstrokes and color schemes.
The twins bore an uncanny resemblance to one another, sharing the same facial features and even mannerisms.
The ancient ruins resembled a once-prosperous city, its crumbling walls hinting at its former glory.
The duplicate document resembled the original so closely that it was almost impossible to tell them apart.
The actor's performance resembled the legendary character he portrayed, capturing both his physicality and spirit.
The machine's function resembled that of a human heart, pumping vital fluid throughout a system.
The spacecraft resembled a celestial swan, its graceful lines gliding through the void of space.
The exotic orchid resembled a miniature dragon, its petals unfurling like wings.
The child's drawing resembled a masterpiece, revealing their burgeoning artistic talent.
The distant planet resembled Earth in its atmospheric composition, suggesting the potential for supporting life.

of Resemble

similar, analogous, alike, such, comparable,like, cognate, equivalent, parallel, resemblant

distinct, dissimilar, different, distinguishable, various,different, diverse, various, unlike, diverse

The painting resembled the artist's earlier work, exhibiting similar brushstrokes and color schemes.

The twins bore an uncanny resemblance to one another, sharing the same facial features and even mannerisms.

The ancient ruins resembled a once-prosperous city, its crumbling walls hinting at its former glory.

The duplicate document resembled the original so closely that it was almost impossible to tell them apart.