to bear a resemblance (also similarity, likeness,etc.) to (formerly also †of) (and variants): to be like, to resemble.

transitive. To be like, resemble.

transitive. To be like, to have a likeness or similarity to, to have some feature or property in common with (another person or thing).

To have the appearance of being, to seem to be; to resemble in appearance.

transitive. To present the image or appearance of; to resemble. Obsolete.

transitive. To be like, to resemble; to match.

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

To be an image or likeness of; to resemble. Obsolete.

intransitive. To follow the example of, to imitate; (hence) to resemble (a parent, ancestor, predecessor, etc.) in appearance, character, or…

To display the form of; to exhibit a resemblance to. Obsolete.

transitive. To resemble, be like, take after. Obsolete.

transitive. To have a likeness or similarity to (a person or thing); to resemble (a person or thing).

Said of undesigned similarity of action. Obsolete.

transitive. To resemble.

transitive. To resemble. Obsolete. rare.

To resemble in face or features; rarely, to resemble generally, have the look of. Now colloquial.

transitive. To be an image or counterpart of; to resemble. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To reflect in the manner of a mirror.

transitive. To serve as a facsimile of; to resemble exactly. rare.

intransitive. English regional (south-western) and Newfoundland. Of offspring: to become like, resemble, or take after.

transitive. To resemble (a person); to be the image of. Obsolete. rare.