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sameness, same, alike, like, likewise, similarly, too, also

Auslan SignbankDictionarysame1a

In English: the same, the same as, in the same way, as well

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As a Noun: 1. The quality of two or more things, qualities, quantities or actions being exactly alike in some way. English = sameness, likeness. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. For two or more things, qualities, quantities or actions to be exactly alike in some way. English = (be) the same, (be) alike. 2. For two things, qualities, quantities or actions to be exactly alike in some way. The sign is put between two nouns. English = (be) the same as, (be) like. As Modifier: 1. Used at the beginning of a sentence to mean that what you are about to say is exactly like something else you or your partner has mentioned already. English = likewise, similarly, in the same way. 2. Used in a sentence to add another person, thing, or aspect to a previous statement, (ie the extra person etc. did the action also). English = too, as well, also. 3. Used in a sentence immediately before naming a person or thing after you have already described another person or thing. You mean that the first thing or person you talked about in the sentence shares the characteristics of the second thing or person, e.g., they look similar, they do something (or behave) in a similar manner. English = like.