Use this phrase to clearly compare things that are somewhat, but not exactly, alike.

Comparison Clarity

The phrase suggests a degree of similarity but not a total match; it isn't an assertion of being identical.

Strength of Similarity

Shows shock or amazement about a unique experience or object.

Underlines a contrast when two things are expected to be similar but are not.

Use to sound doubtful or to mildly challenge a comparison someone else has made.

Makes a negative statement stronger by emphasizing the lack of similarity or interest.

Rejects a proposal without dismissing related or similar ideas altogether.