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Definitions from the WebThe Likes OfDescription:"The likes of" is an idiomatic expression used to refer to people or things of a similar kind or type. It is commonly used to suggest that the person or thing being referenced belongs to a group or category, often with a negative or dismissive connotation. Examples:Noun:1. The likes of him are rarely seen in this neighborhood anymore. 2. We don't need the likes of them at our party. Adjective:1. She prefers fine dining establishments, not some fast-food joint like the likes of McDonald's. 2. I never thought I would shop at a discount store like the likes of DollarTree. Adverb:1. He spent his career working in prestigious museums, never giving attention to lesser-known art galleries like the likes of these. 2. They live in a luxurious mansion, while the likes of us can only dream of such extravagance. Related Products: | ||||
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