transitive. To liken; = compare, v.1 1.

transitive. To make like. Also reflexive (usually with to): to make oneself resemble. Somewhat rare.

To represent as resembling; to liken (a person or thing) to (another). Obsolete.

transitive. To speak of or represent as similar; to liken. Const. to. (With negative, in such phrases as not to be compared to, usually implying…

transitive. To compare, liken.

transitive. To compare.

To liken, compare; to be like to, resemble.

transitive. To connect with by association of similarity, compare, liken. Obsolete.

To make like, to liken; to resemble. Earlier by-form of assimilate, v.

To fashion according to something else as a model, to conform. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (two or more things) similar to each other. Obsolete. rare.

To shape, assimilate to (such or such a guise). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To compare or liken (a thing or person) to or with another thing or person. Obsolete.

transitive. To make like to, cause to resemble.

figurative. To bring near in character, quality, rank.

transitive. To make like. intransitive. To become like; to assimilate with.