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identical
/ aɪˈdɛntɪkəl /
adjective
- Also callednumerically identical being one and the same individual
Cicero and Tully are identical
- Also calledquantitatively 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
Derived Forms
- iˈdentically, adverb
- iˈdenticalness, noun
Other Words From
- i·denti·cal·ly adverb
- i·denti·cal·ness noun
- noni·denti·cal adjective
- pseudo·i·denti·cal adjective
- quasi-i·denti·cal adjective
- quasi-i·denti·cal·ly adverb
- uni·denti·cal adjective
- uni·denti·cal·ly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of identical1
Word History and Origins
Origin of identical1
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Example Sentences
Tiana’s opened earlier this year at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, and the rides are virtually identical, save for some differences in track layout.
There is no evidence that Tarrant has read or even heard of Tanton, but in his 74-page manifesto, which he titled “The Great Replacement,” he was drawing on nearly identical notions.
Both were nearly identical to 2020 levels, according to exit polls.
In an almost identical incident, defender Gabriel handled a pass from David Raya inside the penalty area - again not realising his keeper had taken the goal-kick and that the ball was in play.
Dozens of similar outbreaks have occurred previously in the UK, with identical control measures put in place.
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