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Hey everyone! I have a question please! what is the difference between the adverb " similarly" and " likewise" Thank you;
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I never use "likewise" without incorporating it into a repsonse to a compliment or well wishes that a person gives me. Its just not a word that gets used very often outside of those circumstances. For instance, somebody might say, "Have a nice day," and a common response would be "Likewise," i.e., "I hope you have a nice day, too." You wouldn't respond with "similarly" in that situation; it wouldnt make any sense. Outside of that situation, I would just avoid using the word "likewise." It's a bit confusing, to be honest.
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"likewise" is used for same type. for ex: i like the blue color, likewise i like the green color
"similarly" is used for different types. for ex : i like the blue color, similarly i like the ocean, it is blue too.
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They actually hold very similar meaning and can use them interchangeably depending on the sentence.
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Hey! thank you for your response , they are synonyms but I'm looking for the difference between their usage
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hrere is the perfect answer. http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/likewise?s=t
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