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like two peas in a pod
/laɪk tuː piːz ɪn ə pɒd/◆idiom
very similar to each other
The twins were like two peas in a pod, always wearing matching outfits.
The twins were very similar to each other, always wearing matching outfits.
informal
Describes two people or things that are extremely similar in appearance, behavior, or characteristics.
After years of working together, the two colleagues had become like two peas in a pod.
After years of working together, the two colleagues had become extremely similar in their habits and mannerisms.
This idiom emphasizes a strong resemblance between two entities, often used affectionately or humorously.
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Pro Tip
Usage Context
This phrase is often used in informal or affectionate contexts to highlight strong similarities between people or things.
Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
While useful, overusing this phrase can make your language repetitive. Vary your expressions to keep communication engaging.
Word Origin
The phrase originates from the observation that peas in a pod often look nearly identical, symbolizing similarity.
Usage Notes
This idiom is commonly used to describe people, especially close friends or family members, who share many similarities.
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