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Definition

Of the same kind; having the same opinion or viewpoint.

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In Context

  • "Near-synonyms: cut from the same cloth; of a kind, of a piece, of a blood, of a feather; all one, all the same; monolithic"
  • "[T]he Tribune . . . may not mislead Union electors by imputing Republicanism to Mr. HECKER. The Tribune takes Mr. O'GORMAN with his secession record—Mr. HECKER is of the same stripe."
  • ""Well, it is the same thing over again," he thought bitterly, "like mother, like daughter—they are both of the same stripe.""
  • "I had no gods to bother me, and my friends were of the same stripe."
  • "Once having overthrown Saddam, we would have faced two choices: accepting another dictator of the same stripe . . . or getting bogged down trying to administer the place ourselves."
  • "It is good old unregulated American greed of the same stripe that drove this country into its current economic meltdown."
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Related Idioms

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of one mind

Having the same viewpoint, opinion, or attitude; in agreement.

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in kind

In a reciprocal manner; in a similar way; in the same kind.

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bar none

Without exception; excluding nothing else of the same kind.

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of the same leaven

Of a kind, cut from the same cloth.

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of a piece

Of the same kind.

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of a kind

Of the same type or character.
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