with
preposition (COMPARISON) /wɪð/Definition
› used in comparisons: I've got nothing in common with my brother. This cake's very light compared with the last one you made.Comparing and contrasting
(Definition of with preposition (COMPARISON) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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with one voice idiom
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with pleasure idiom
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with preposition (COMPANY)
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with preposition (CONTAINING/COVERING)
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Synonyms and related words:
- against preposition (TOUCHING)
- analogy noun
- antithesis noun
- as against idiom
- balance sth against sth phrasal verb
- benchmark verb
- comparative adjective (EXAMINING DIFFERENCES)
- compare verb (CONSIDER SIMILARITIES)
- comparison noun (CONSIDERING SIMILARITIES)
- comparison noun (EXAMINING DIFFERENCES)
- competitive adjective
- contrast verb
- for preposition (COMPARING)
- gold standard noun (GOOD THING)
- one pronoun (COMPARISON)
- perspective noun (THOUGHT)
- relative adjective (COMPARING)
- relatively adverb
- simile noun
- stack up phrasal verb
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