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consimilar

consimilar adjective: having similarities in common.

Adjective

consimilar (not comparable)

  1. Having similarities in common
    • A consimilar result about families of complex tori is also obtained.2015, Rodion N. Déev, “Upon the fibrations with hyperkähler fibers”, in arXiv

Origin of consimilar

From Latin cōnsimilis.

Questions about consimilar

What does consimilar mean?
Consimilar means having similarities in common.
What part of speech is consimilar?
Consimilar is an adjective.

Words near consimilar in the dictionary

  1. consilience
  2. consiliences
  3. consilient
  4. consiliently
  5. consilium abeundi
  6. consimilar
  7. consimilitude
  8. consimilitudes
  9. consimility
  10. consing
  11. consist

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