Similar/ˈsɪmələr/ Definition 1 of 4Pro Tip 1/3Partial Resemblance Use 'similar' to discuss things that share traits but also have differences. Their strategies are similar, but have unique elements. Pro Tip 2/3Not Interchangeable 'Similar' doesn't mean 'the same'; objects remain distinct. Their teaching styles are similar, not identical. Pro Tip 3/3General Comparisons Use 'similar' for broader comparisons, avoiding intricate details. The two cars are similar in shape.