Another Word For Likewise

Meaning

The word "likewise" is an adverb that means "in the same way" or "similarly." It is often used to indicate that what applies to one thing or person also applies to another. For example, if you say "I enjoy reading; likewise, my sister loves to read," you are expressing that your sister has a similar enjoyment for reading as you do.

Synonyms

• Similarly
• Also
• In the same way
• Equally
• As well

Antonyms

• Conversely
• Differently
• Uniquely
• Otherwise

Etymology

The word "likewise" comes from the Middle English "likewis," which is a combination of "like" and "wise." The term "like" originates from Old English "gelic," meaning "similar" or "having the same form," while "wise" originates from Old English "wīs," meaning "manner" or "way."

Examples

1. "She enjoys classical music; likewise, her brother prefers it over contemporary genres."
2. "I find history fascinating; likewise, many of my friends share the same interest."
3. "The lecture was informative; likewise, the accompanying workshop provided valuable insights."
4. "He is known for his punctuality; likewise, his team members are always on time."