
Analogous
Context Matters
Understand when comparisons make sense; 'analogous' is used when things are alike in certain aspects, not in every way.

Their roles are analogous; they both manage teams, albeit in different companies.
Non-Biological Use
'Analogous' is often used in non-living contexts, comparing functions or roles between different entities.

The librarian's role is analogous to a database manager, organizing information for easy access.
Clarifying Intent
Clearly state the aspects that are analogous to avoid confusion; it's about specific similarities.

Their strategies are analogous in how they prioritize customer service over pricing.
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