Synonyms for similarly
sim·i·lar·ly

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1. similarly

   While some distinctions between these words and phrases will appear to the careful student, yet in practise the choice between them is largely to secure euphony and avoid repetition. The words fall into two groups; as well as, besides, in addition, too, withal, simply add a fact or thought; also (all so), in like manner, likewise, similarly, affirm that what is added is like that to which it is added. As well follows the word or phrase to which it is joined. We can say the singers as well as the players, or the players, and the singers as well.

   Synonyms:
   also, as well, as well as, besides, in addition, in like manner, likewise, too, withal

   Antonyms:
   but, in spite of, nevertheless, notwithstanding, notwithstanding, on the contrary, on the other hand, yet

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1. similarly, likewiseadverb

   in like or similar manner

   "He was similarly affected"; "some people have little power to do good, and have likewise little strength to resist evil"- Samuel Johnson

   Synonyms:
   alike, also, as well, too, likewise, besides

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1. List of paraphrases for "similarly":

   likewise, equally, also, furthermore, analogously, moreover, conversely

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1. Denis McClean:

   [ Cyclone Idai ] is a tragic showcase of what can happen in many other similarly situated towns and cities in low and middle income countries, they are vulnerable and they are exposed.

2. Selwin Hart:

   We fully understand the role that coal and other fossil fuels have played in Australia's economy, even if mining accounts for a small fraction — around 2 % — of overall jobs, but it's essential to have a broader, more honest and rational conversation about what is in Australia's interests, because the bottom line is clear : If the world does not rapidly phase out coal, climate change will wreak havoc right across the Australian economy, from agriculture to tourism, and right across the services sector. Similarly, construction, housing and the property sector, in a country where the vast majority live on or near a coastline. It will be even more catastrophic in your neighborhood.

3. Kathleen Cullen:

   Ballet dancers often whip their head around during each turn to fixate a visual reference. Similarly, at the end of the spin, athletes will fixate their eyes at a specific spot on the wall to provide a fixed reference.

4. Jonathan Sander:

   These are the lazy young people who use the easy ways to pull off simple, well known exploits that mostly work against similarly lazy, ill defended targets.

5. Jeb Bush:

   The Clinton administration made a mistake of thinking bin Laden had to be viewed from a law enforcement perspective, similarly, President Obama's polices seemed to be focused on that as well.