What is the difference between "be alike to" and "the same as" ? What is the difference between "be alike to" and "the same as" ? Both of them are the meaning of "same" .

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These phrases are synonyms. In literal meaning "be alike to" means that it is like something but not completely the same. "The same as" literally means that you cannot tell the difference between one thing or another.

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