American English
/əˈlaɪk̚/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
Similar to another person or thing in appearance, qualities, or behavior.
Practice out loudSimilar to another person or thing in appearance, qualities, or behavior.
The twins look alike.
These two houses are very alike.
Use alike after be or look, not before a noun: The two cars look alike.
look alike · very much alike
[A] and [B] + are + alike
[person/thing] + look + alike
In the same or a similar way; equally.
The children were dressed alike.
The new rule treats everyone alike.
dress alike · treat everyone alike · think alike
[subject] + be + dressed + alike
[subject] + treat + [person/group] + alike
to look very similar to each other
The sisters look alike.
to have the same ideas or opinions
Good teammates often think alike.