A group of entities that have common characteristics
Plural for a person or thing of the same kind as another
“Let us hope we shall never see the scoundrel or his like in our town ever again.”
Plural for a particular type or kind of person or thing
“But it was not a roebuck, nor a timid doe, nor a hind, but an enormous boar, the like of which was never seen.”
(internet, social media) Plural for an individual vote showing support for, or approval of, something posted
“I gave his funny picture a like on Facebook.”
(rare, usually used in plural form) Plural for a fondness or positive regard for something
“Playing the guitar was a like of his.”
To enjoy, be pleased by
“I eat Japanese food every day because I like it.”
To prefer, desire, or choose to have something
“I'm still hungry, and I'd like more food if possible.”
To feel about or regard something
“How would you like it if it happened to you?”
To wish or desire for
“You can do whatever you like when you're on vacation.”
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