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Definition of like adjective from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

like

adjective

NAmE//laɪk//

[only before noun] (formal)

having similar qualities to another person or thing a chance to meet people of like mind (= with similar interests and opinions) She responded in like manner.

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All matches

like preposition
like verb
like conjunction
like noun
like adverb
-like combining form
like-minded adjective
like new
like hell
more like…
make like…
like sheep
like water
like blazes
like enough
nothing like
like gangbusters
if you like
I like that!
like a shot

Idioms

like new
like hell
more like…
make like…
like sheep
like water
like blazes
like enough
nothing like
like gangbusters
if you like
I like that!
like a shot
like the wind
like crazy/mad
like the devil
most/very like
just like that
more like (it)
not anything like

Nearby words

like conjunction
like noun
like adjective
like adverb
likeable