How to pronounce “somesuch”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Of the same or similar kind.

Practice Nearby Words

like, all that, this, that, and the other, self-same, tantamount, homomorph, such, same same, symboloid, similar, example, ditto, et cetera, that, instance, symphenomenon, isomorph, parallel, adjective pronoun, twin, commonality, nonuplicate, homologue, collocation, two-of-a-kind, homolog, semblable, subcongenic, supplementary, symposiac, identical, semblative, selfsame, variation, comparable, symmorph, sum of parts, samesies, semicopula, analog, monoseme, subsubsense, one and the same, pareil, similative, ally, multiple, semblancy, similitude, twosomeness, simulative, commonalty, counterpart, subalternant, polynym, pair, moving part, selbri, function, comeronym, twinsomeness, exemple, meronym, fellow, holonym, congener, permutation, edition, subentity, plural, has-a, tally, parasynonym, twinsies, subsense, comparate, cognate, synonym, analogon, aftertype, relative, byword, duplicant, group, verboid, homoeomery, homosequentiality, assortment, uniformity, subcondition, subproperty, is-a, homosemy, complementer, minor term, synonymity, comitative, match, individualizer

Similar Sounds

samsa, some say, samac, simic, simek, semic, seasick, so sick, sensa, same sex, sehnsucht, samek, soucek, same-sex, samekh, samech, sea sick, samec, cimic, stomach, homesick, samsung, samoa, samosa, smuck, sumac, home sick, sansa, windsock, sumach, samsel, sunchoke, sunseeker, smsa, samso, cynic, sinic, sensex, cymric, cynique, sunset, sonic, scenic, sensei, census, sussex, semitic, sensi, somatic, simcha, simson, sesa, sisk, senza, sematic, stimac, simma, sessa, sensu, senso, sissa, smic, sun deck, sundeck, smek, cissa, cyma, senseis, spisak, simia, cisc, stasik, suslik, censo, smec, sun set, cisk, zymic, sisc, samson, sama, samsara, sance, samy, samia, samah, samma, samsun, cesa, samoth, samaa, sadsack, cema, saisa, samea, gym sock, himsa, comsec, cseh, sam cook