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identical
/ aɪˈdɛntɪkəl /
adjective
Also called: numerically identical. being one and the same individual
Cicero and Tully are identical
Also called: quantitatively identical. exactly alike, equal, or agreeing
designating either or both of a pair of twins of the same sex who developed from a single fertilized ovum that split into two Compare fraternal
Other Word Forms
- identically adverb
- identicalness noun
- nonidentical adjective
- pseudoidentical adjective
- quasi-identical adjective
- quasi-identically adverb
- unidentical adjective
- unidentically adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of identical1
Word History and Origins
Origin of identical1
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Example Sentences
Essentially, the basic structure of this vaccine is identical to one routinely used to immunise elephants against a virus called cowpox.
So if “Peacemaker” viewers were puzzled as to how a backwards, murderous bigot like Earth Prime Auggie could manifest as a doting father and an affluent man in a nearly identical world, now we know.
As a tactic, this looks identical to 'screening' in basketball, a move in which a player stands still to block a nearby defender, allowing space for their team-mates to move freely around them.
The logic is identical: redefine the threat, erase legal distinctions, and justify force as the first tool.
The confusion seems to have arisen because identical or adjacent tickets were often sold for wildly varying prices, a practice known as tiered pricing.
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