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How do you use likeness in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "likeness" in a sentence, with different meanings:

Meaning: Similarity or resemblance:

* The child's likeness to his father was striking. (The child looked very similar to his father)

* The artist captured her likeness perfectly in the portrait. (The portrait accurately depicted the person's appearance)

* There was a strong likeness between the two suspects. (The two suspects looked very similar)

Meaning: Image or portrait:

* He commissioned a likeness of his beloved wife. (He hired an artist to paint a portrait of his wife)

* The museum displayed a collection of likenesses of famous historical figures. (The museum had portraits of famous historical figures)

* The likeness was so lifelike, it was almost as if the person were still alive. (The portrait was incredibly realistic)

Meaning: Approval or acceptance:

* The king expressed his likeness for the new ambassador. (The king approved of the new ambassador)

* The people's likeness for the new leader was evident in the election results. (The people approved of the new leader)

* She received much likeness for her work on the project. (Her work on the project was well-received)

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