comparison

/kəmˈpæɹ.ɪ.sən/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

favourable, unfavourable | broad, crude, simple | close, detailed, direct | fair, good, meaningful, useful, valid | unfair

VERB + COMPARISON

draw, make

When I looked at the two job offers, I drew a careful comparison before deciding which one to accept.

allow, enable, facilitate, invite

The new design allows comparison with previous models in several important ways.

bear, stand

The quality of their work won't stand comparison with the team's previous projects.

PREP

by ~ (with)

My apartment looks tiny by comparison with my friend's new house.

for ~

I collected receipts from both stores for comparison before deciding where to shop.

in ~ to/with

My new apartment is quite expensive in comparison to where I lived before.

~ between

The teacher drew a useful comparison between the two different teaching methods.

~ with

When you put your salary in comparison with your friends' salaries, you might feel underpaid.

PHRASES

a basis for comparison

Last year's sales figures gave us a basis for comparison with this year's results.

a point of comparison

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