likewise

/ˈlaɪkwaɪz/

in the same way

She enjoys hiking, and I feel likewise.

I also enjoy hiking.

formalinformal

in the same way; similarly

He said he would help, and I responded likewise.

I also said I would help.

The weather was cold in the morning, and it remained likewise throughout the day.

The weather stayed cold all day.

Often used to agree with a previous statement or to indicate similarity.

Collocations

feel likewiseto have the same feelingrespond likewiseto reply in a similar way

similarly

in a similar manner

Use 'likewise' to show agreement or similarity with a previous statement.

'Likewise' is often placed at the end of a sentence to agree with what was said before.

From Middle English 'likewise', from 'like' + 'wise' (manner).

Can be used at the end of a sentence to agree with a previous statement.

similar to

root

wise

in a manner

suffix

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