identical in Greek
identical in Greek is απαράλλακτος — identical means exactly the same in every detail; impossible to tell apart.
identical in Greek
απαράλλακτος
Pronounced: aparallaktos
(not comparable) Bearing full likeness by having precisely the same set of characteristics; indistinguishable.
What does "identical" mean?
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adj Exactly the same in every detail; impossible to tell apart.
"The shop sold two identical coats, so I could not choose between them."
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adj Of twins, developed from a single fertilized egg and sharing the same genetic makeup.
"Because they are identical twins, even their parents sometimes mix them up."
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identical in a sentence
- The shop sold two identical coats, so I could not choose between them.
- The two houses on the street are identical, right down to the paint color.
- Because they are identical twins, even their parents sometimes mix them up.
- Doctors studied the identical twins to learn how genes shape health.
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What is "identical" in Greek?
"identical" in Greek is απαράλλακτος. identical means: Exactly the same in every detail; impossible to tell apart.
How do you pronounce απαράλλακτος?
"identical" in Greek is απαράλλακτος, pronounced "aparallaktos".
How do you use "identical" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop sold two identical coats, so I could not choose between them." In Greek, "identical" is απαράλλακτος.
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