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comparison
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comparison noun alikeness, analogical procedure, analogy, association, balance, comparatio, comparative essimate, contrast, correlation, equation, nearness, parallel, rapprochement, relative estimate, relative estimation, resemblance
Associated concepts: comparison of negligence of opposing parties
See also: analogy, collation, correlate, identification, parity, propinquity, proportion, standard


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The resort is arguably tops among Grenada's 15 small hotels, and its Waterfront Restaurant can stand comparison with anyplace in the Caribbean.
Fehn's handling of the delicate nuances of threshold, for instance, stand comparison with Scarpa's.
Both his early Hand and Toe Holds and the Minimalist mesh sculptures, for example, stand comparison with anything being done in the period and certainly had a great deal to teach the currently fashionable Bruce Nauman (whose self-fashioning in turn offers many points of comparison to Morris').
 
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