Likeness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIKENESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a pictorial representation
• the fact or quality of being alike; resemblance
• the semblance, guise, or outward appearance of
• a portrait or representation
• The state or quality of being like; similitude; resemblance; similarity; as, the likeness of the one to the other is remarkable.
• Appearance or form; guise.
• That which closely resembles; a portrait.
• A comparison; parable; proverb.
• similarity in appearance or character or nature between persons or things
• picture consisting of a graphic image of a person or thing
• resemblance

Words related to LIKENESS

consimilitude18 likenesses14 resemblance17

Words that contain LIKENESS

alikeness13 likenesses14 unlikeness14 alikenesses15 dislikeness16 godlikeness17 warlikeness18 ladylikeness20 lifelikeness19 unlikenesses16 childlikeness23 dislikenesses18 godlikenesses19 warlikenesses20 ladylikenesses22 lifelikenesses21 childlikenesses25 gentlemanlikeness24 gentlemanlikenesses26

How to use LIKENESS in a sentence

• Do not tell me that I have nothing in me but the likeness of the old Adam, for that seems to me and to St.
• Just as far as we have the likeness of Christ in us, we shall be quick to catch the least gleam of His likeness in our neighbours, and love them for that.
• They proceeded to Natchez and had an interview with the purchaser, who recognized a likeness between his slave Bob and the picture of Gerald.
• And the children of Fear were carved in the likeness of the armies of all the trans-Cyresian tribes with their backs towards Merimna, flocking after Fear.
• Beside it is a likeness of the adorable lady whom he loved.
• But the likeness is much greater than the difference.
• The lady exhibited it to her friends, and all admired the skill with which the artist had preserved the likeness, and at the same time conferred more beauty on the original.
• The likeness was taken a few years ago at Weimar, and has been universally admired for its accuracy.
• In one word, He is the Lord, in whose likeness man is made.
• In the experimental investigation of composite rhythm forms the temporal relations of structures presenting such likeness in their constituent groups were first taken up.
• For striking as is the likeness the contrast is often equally striking.
• The engraving, perhaps, is not very fine, but it is certainly a striking likeness.
• Now, it was in the image and likeness of God that man was made at his first creation.
• He has finished one that is a very good likeness of me, but it was done for my mother, or I should have wished you to have it.
• The likeness to Raymond seemed to be fading away under the touch of the Mighty Hand, but the look of Ruth, the better look, remained.
• He will begin by seeing God as an exaggerated likeness of his father.
• The very likeness between this cold voice and the dear, warm voice of the absent one made the thought a pang.
• The melancholy spirit within him transformed all things without into its own likeness.
• In port and even in features he bore a singular likeness to the Prince Regent.
• But there are moments when this terrible disease takes the likeness of death, and in one of these it seemed borne in upon me that this hateful remedy was the salvation of Armand.
• Her likeness of Jacopo Strada, the antiquarian, was considered a worthy gift for the Emperor Maximilian, and a portrait of Marietta was hung in the chamber of his Majesty.
• Between the most intensely poetical, and so, greatest, among the French poets of this century, and Herrick, are many points of likeness.
• In the likeness of man created he them, and the only excuse for him is that he obviously desired his readers not to take them seriously.
• But it must represent this brother of hers in and by himself, divorced, as far as might be, from that pursuing, and, to her, singularly agitating likeness.
• This likeness even witnesses for the defense had to admit.
• Yet if asked to name the artist capable of painting such a likeness, one is still at a loss.
• Comely! Thou hast the likeness and feel of a woman.
• I should have made a good likeness of her, if she would have sat longer, but she was in such a hurry to have me draw her four children that she would not be quiet.
• The care with which there is incredible justice and likeness, all this makes a magnificent asparagus, and also a fountain.

Similar words containing LIKENES without suffix s

alikeness13 likenesses14 unlikeness14 alikenesses15 dislikeness16 godlikeness17 warlikeness18 ladylikeness20 lifelikeness19 unlikenesses16 childlikeness23 dislikenesses18 godlikenesses19 warlikenesses20 ladylikenesses22 lifelikenesses21 childlikenesses25 gentlemanlikeness24 gentlemanlikenesses26

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