different between lifelike vs limelike
lifelike
English
Etymology
life +? -like
Adjective
lifelike (comparative more lifelike, superlative most lifelike)
- Like a living being, resembling life, giving an accurate representation
Translations
See also
- lifesize
lifelike From the web:
- lifelike meaning
- lifelike what is the definition
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- what was life like in the trenches
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limelike
English
Etymology
lime +? -like
Adjective
limelike (comparative more limelike, superlative most limelike)
- Resembling a lime (the fruit).
- Resembling lime (the mineral).
limelike From the web:
- what does limelight mean
- to be in the limelight meaning
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