Analogy

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1.Kitchen is to cooking as bedroom is to sleeping

2. Green is to red as red is to stop

3.Music is to sleeping as Television is to watching

4.Person is to president as Planet is to galaxy

5.Plane is to sky as Rocket is to space

6.Human is to oxygen as plant is to carbon dioxide

7.Mines is to ores as Seas is to Fish

8.Glove is to hand as Helmet is to Head

9.Author is to story as poet is to poetry

10.Fish is to gills as Humas is to lungs

Seem and appear (in one use) are synonymous verbs. A verb that is synonymous with want is desire.

"Pleased" is usually associated with content or satisfaction. Happy is just a positive feeling that may come from being pleased. If the situation calls for a feeling of satisfaction, pleased would be the better word. If it does not, try other synonyms for happy. However, it is a opinion. For some people, they have different way to say things.

agree

White is to black as seldom is to OFTEN (or FREQUENTLY).

An example of an analogy essay is "The Similarities of God and Air". More examples are available at the official website of Luzerne County Community College.

kjhh pound is a unit of weight as inch is a unit of length

twig or branch or tree

Meta analysis is a type of secondary research, in which primary research is again analyzed

An analogy is to compare something to something that is similar. An example would be to say something is as "clean as a baby's bottom".

car - steering wheel as sailboat - rudder

pizza - slice as ice cream - scoop

musical note - song as word - story

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• beat you "black and blue"
• "red eye" flight
• "yellow-bellied" chicken
• "green" with envy
• caught "red-handed"
• "black" with rage
• feeling "blue"

An analogy refers to a comparison between two things, usually as a point of clarification. A sample sentence is: "An analogy between his mother and a pig is certainly amusing".

Pretty.

mouse - mammal as robin is to bird

Yes, it is. =)

An analogous term is another way of saying the same thing. For example, "Shoot the moon" means the same as "Go for broke".

There is no difference as they are both used for simplifying complex stuff used somewhat as explanations during lessons. An example is a representation of a class or a group of things, while an analogy is a comparison made for clarifying between two or more dissimilar things. For example, an analogy about ecosystems would be something like a class room consisting of several students of different races. An example about ecosystems would be something like a tropical rainforest ofr a pond

acoma (if you don't know what it means...look it up or ask a parent, it's not a bad word)

aroma

Gorgeous

Pretty

Wonderful

Spectacular

Attractive

Fair

Handsome

Stunning

Ravishing

Good-Looking

Beauteous

Lovely

Grand

Breathtaking

Amazing

Impressive

Awe-Inspiring

Incredible

Elegant

Dazzling

Brilliant

Alluring

Prepossessing

Charming

Delightful

Appealing

Engaging

Glamorous

Bewitching

Exquisite

Divine

Drop-dead-gorgeous

Easy on the eye

Cute

Foxy

Comely

nice-looking

Fetching

1. The shortest complete sentence in English is "I am."
2. The word "set" has the most definitions in the English language.
3. The sentence "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" uses every letter of the alphabet.
4. The word "bookkeeper" and "bookkeeping" are the only words in the English language with three consecutive double letters.