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Definition
Synonym
wesensverwandt
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
wesensverwandt
adj
similar in character; similar in nature
wesensverwandt
adj
similar in character, simila in nature
wesensverwandt
adj
similar in character, simila in nature
wesensverwandt
adj
similar in character; similar in nature
Deutsche
wesensverwandt Synonyme
geistesverwandt
Âgleichgesinnt
Âwesensverwandt
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wesensverwandt Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
similar in character; similar in nature Synonyme
similar
agnate
akin
alike
analogical
analogous
aped
approximate
approximating
approximative
be like
close
collatable
commensurable
commensurate
comparable
comparative
complementary
con
similar
consonant
copied
correlative
correspond to
corresponding
counterfeit
equivalent
ersatz
fake
favoring
following
homogeneous
homologous
identical
imitated
imitation
like
matchable
mimicked
mock
much at one
much the same
near
nearly reproduced
nearly the same
not unlike
parallel
phony
proximate
reciprocal
relatable
relative
resemble
resembling
simulated
smacking of
something like
suggestive of
synthetic
uniform
uniform with
similar
ity
accord
addition
adjunct
affairs
affiliation
affinity
alikeness
alliance
analogousness
analogy
approximation
assemblage
association
balance
bond
closeness
coincidence
collation
combination
commensurability
comparability
comparableness
comparativeness
comparison
connectedness
connection
contiguity
contrariety
correlation
dealings
deduction
disjunction
equivalence
filiation
homology
intercourse
interrelation
intimacy
junction
liaison
link
linkage
linking
mutual attraction
nearness
parallel
propinquity
proportion
proportionability
proximity
rapport
ratio
relatedness
relation
relations
relationship
resemblance
semblance
simile
similitude
sympathy
synonymity
tie
tie-in
union
similar
ize
accommodate
accord
adapt
adjust
adjust to
approximate
assimilate
attune
bring near
connaturalize
coordinate
cut to
equalize
fit
fix
gear to
harmonize
homologate
homologize
key to
make plumb
make uniform
measure
proportion
put in tune
reconcile
rectify
regulate
right
set
set right
sync
synchronize
tailor
trim to
true
true up
tune
similar
ly
above
additionally
again
all included
also
altogether
among other things
and all
and also
and so
as well
au reste
beside
besides
beyond
correspondingly
either
else
en plus
extra
farther
for lagniappe
further
furthermore
identically
in addition
in kind
in like manner
in such wise
in that way
inter alia
into the bargain
item
just like that
just so
like
like so
like that
like this
likewise
more
moreover
on the side
on top of
over
plus
precisely
so
then
therewith
this way
this-a-way
thus
thus and so
thus and thus
thusly
thuswise
to boot
too
yet
wesensverwandt Definition
Character
(
n.
)
A
distinctive
mark
Character
(
n.
)
Style
of
writing
or
printing
Character
(
n.
)
The
peculiar
quality,
or
the
sum
of
qualities,
by
which
a
person
or
a
thing
is
distinguished
from
others
Character
(
n.
)
Strength
of
mind
Character
(
n.
)
Moral
quality
Character
(
n.
)
Quality,
position,
rank,
or
capacity
Character
(
n.
)
The
estimate,
individual
or
general,
put
upon
a
person
or
thing
Character
(
n.
)
A
written
statement
as
to
behavior,
competency,
etc.,
given
to
a
servant.
Character
(
n.
)
A
unique
or
extraordinary
individuality
Character
(
n.
)
One
of
the
persons
of
a
drama
or
novel.
Character
(
v.
t.)
To
engrave
Character
(
v.
t.)
To
distinguish
by
particular
marks
or
traits
Nature
(
n.
)
The
existing
system
of
things
Nature
(
n.
)
The
personified
sum
and
order
of
causes
and
effects
Nature
(
n.
)
The
established
or
regular
course
of
things
Nature
(
n.
)
Conformity
to
that
which
is
natural,
as
distinguished
from
that
which
is
artifical,
or
forced,
or
remote
from
actual
experience.
Nature
(
n.
)
The
sum
of
qualities
and
attributes
which
make
a
person
or
thing
what
it
is,
as
distinct
from
others
Nature
(
n.
)
Hence:
Kind,
sort
Nature
(
n.
)
Physical
constitution
or
existence
Nature
(
n.
)
Natural
affection
or
reverence.
Nature
(
n.
)
Constitution
or
quality
of
mind
or
character.
Nature
(
v.
t.)
To
endow
with
natural
qualities.
Similar
(
a.
)
Exactly
corresponding
Similar
(
a.
)
Nearly
corresponding
Similar
(
a.
)
Homogenous
Similar
(
n.
)
That
which
is
similar
to,
or
resembles,
something
else,
as
in
quality,
form,
etc.
similar in character; similar in nature Bedeutung
second
nature
acquired
behavior
that
is
practiced
so
long
it
seems
innate
character
printer
character-at-a-time
printer
serial
printer
a
printer
that
prints
a
single
character
at
a
time
human
nature
the
shared
psychological
attributes
of
humankind
that
are
assumed
to
be
shared
by
all
human
beings,
a
great
observer
of
human
nature
character
(genetics)
an
attribute
(structural
or
functional)
that
is
determined
by
a
gene
or
group
of
genes
unit
character
(genetics)
a
character
inherited
on
an
all-or-none
basis
and
dependent
on
the
presence
of
a
single
gene
character
fiber
fibre
the
inherent
complex
of
attributes
that
determines
a
persons
moral
and
ethical
actions
and
reactions,
education
has
for
its
object
the
formation
of
character-
Herbert
Spencer
nature
the
complex
of
emotional
and
intellectual
attributes
that
determine
a
person's
characteristic
actions
and
reactions,
it
is
his
nature
to
help
others
animality
animal
nature
the
physical
(or
animal)
side
of
a
person
as
opposed
to
the
spirit
or
intellect
good
nature
a
cheerful,
obliging
disposition
ill
nature
a
disagreeable,
irritable,
or
malevolent
disposition
nature
the
essential
qualities
or
characteristics
by
which
something
is
recognized,
it
is
the
nature
of
fire
to
burn,
the
true
nature
of
jealousy
sex
characteristic
sexual
characteristic
sex
character
those
characteristics
(both
anatomical
and
psychological)
that
are
strongly
associated
with
one
sex
relative
to
the
other
primary
sex
characteristic
primary
sexual
characteristic
primary
sex
character
the
genetically
determined
sex
characteristics
bound
up
with
reproduction
(genitals
and
organs
of
reproduction)
secondary
sex
characteristic
secondary
sexual
characteristic
secondary
sex
character
the
genetically
determined
sex
characteristics
that
are
not
functionally
necessary
for
reproduction
(pitch
of
the
voice
and
body
hair
and
musculature)
nature
study
the
study
of
animals
and
plants
in
the
natural
world
(usually
at
an
elementary
level)
nature
a
particular
type
of
thing,
problems
of
this
type
are
very
difficult
to
solve,
he's
interested
in
trains
and
things
of
that
nature,
matters
of
a
personal
nature
quality
character
lineament
a
characteristic
property
that
defines
the
apparent
individual
nature
of
something,
each
town
has
a
quality
all
its
own,
the
radical
character
of
our
demands
law
law
of
nature
a
generalization
that
describes
recurring
facts
or
events
in
nature,
the
laws
of
thermodynamics
character
role
theatrical
role
part
persona
an
actor's
portrayal
of
someone
in
a
play,
she
played
the
part
of
Desdemona
nature
worship
a
system
of
religion
that
deifies
and
worships
natural
forces
and
phenomena
ASCII
character
set
(computer
science)
characters
that
make
up
the
ASCII
coding
scheme,
the
ASCII
character
set
is
the
most
universal
character
coding
set
character
set
an
ordered
list
of
characters
that
are
used
together
in
writing
or
printing
character
reference
character
reference
a
formal
recommendation
by
a
former
employer
to
a
potential
future
employer
describing
the
person's
qualifications
and
dependability,
requests
for
character
references
are
all
too
often
answered
evasively
character
assassination
assassination
blackwash
an
attack
intended
to
ruin
someone's
reputation
character
grapheme
graphic
symbol
a
written
symbol
that
is
used
to
represent
speech,
the
Greek
alphabet
has
characters
check
character
a
character
that
is
added
to
the
end
of
a
block
of
transmitted
data
and
used
to
check
the
accuracy
of
the
transmission
ASCII
character
any
member
of
the
standard
code
for
representing
characters
by
binary
numbers
control
character
ASCII
control
character
ASCII
characters
to
indicate
carriage
return
or
tab
or
backspace,
typed
by
depressing
a
key
and
the
control
key
at
the
same
time
backspace
character
a
control
character
that
indicates
moving
a
space
to
the
left
letter
letter
of
the
alphabet
alphabetic
character
the
conventional
characters
of
the
alphabet
used
to
represent
speech,
his
grandmother
taught
him
his
letters
nature
the
natural
physical
world
including
plants
and
animals
and
landscapes
etc.,
they
tried
to
preserve
nature
as
they
found
it
nature
a
causal
agent
creating
and
controlling
things
in
the
universe,
the
laws
of
nature,
nature
has
seen
to
it
that
men
are
stronger
than
women
fictional
character
fictitious
character
character
an
imaginary
person
represented
in
a
work
of
fiction
(play
or
film
or
story),
she
is
the
main
character
in
the
novel
character
eccentric
type
case
a
person
of
a
specified
kind
(usually
with
many
eccentricities),
a
real
character,
a
strange
character,
a
friendly
eccentric,
the
capable
type,
a
mental
case
character
actor
an
actor
who
specializes
in
playing
supporting
roles
character
witness
a
witness
who
testifies
under
oath
as
to
the
good
reputation
of
another
person
in
the
community
where
that
person
lives
wild
natural
state
state
of
nature
a
wild
primitive
state
untouched
by
civilization,
he
lived
in
the
wild,
they
collected
mushrooms
in
the
wild
character
good
repute,
he
is
a
man
of
character
character
engrave
or
inscribe
characters
on
like
similar
resembling
or
similar,
having
the
same
or
some
of
the
same
characteristics,
often
used
in
combination,
suits
of
like
design,
a
limited
circle
of
like
minds,
members
of
the
cat
family
have
like
dispositions,
as
like
as
two
peas
in
a
pod,
doglike
devotion,
a
dreamlike
quality
alike(p)
similar
like
having
the
same
or
similar
characteristics,
all
politicians
are
alike,
they
looked
utterly
alike,
friends
are
generally
alike
in
background
and
taste
exchangeable
interchangeable
similar
standardized
standardised
capable
of
replacing
or
changing
places
with
something
else,
permitting
mutual
substitution
without
loss
of
function
or
suitability,
interchangeable
electric
outlets
interchangeable
parts
similar
marked
by
correspondence
or
resemblance,
similar
food
at
similar
prices,
problems
similar
to
mine,
they
wore
similar
coats
similar
(of
words)
expressing
closely
related
meanings
in
kind
in
a
similar
way
with
something
of
the
same
kind,
she
pays
him
back
in
kind
naturally
by
nature
through
inherent
nature,
he
was
naturally
lazy
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