0 (a) similarity or resemblance -- kemiripan
The likeness between the two sisters is amazing.
1 a representation of a a person etc in a photographic or painted portrait etc -- serupa
That photo of Mary is a good likeness.
I have been struck by the differences, rather than the likenesses, between farm and factory.
Comparable units (bridge: future, men: wolves) partially converge and partially diverge, exhibiting "fractional congruence" - by-degrees likeness-unlikeness between text-partials.
Conversely, distinction is the ideological construction of social difference through the erasure of likeness and the highlighting of unlikeness.
In some cases the likeness might be so close that the different tunes would be classed as variants.
Pursuing the metaphor further, he says that the intellectual light itself is nothing other than a participated likeness of the uncreated light.
To continue to ask, once this likeness is pointed out, whether this is a real likeness is idle.
Moreover, it pertains above all to the divine will, from which every perfection is derived in virtue of a kind of likeness.
In its ideal likeness an institution usually creates its apology.
