Similar words: comparison, by comparison, in comparison with, sparing, unsparing, preparing, sparingly, hearing-impaired. Meaning: [kəm'peə] 
n. examining resemblances or differences.
n. examining resemblances or differences. 
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1. How to be happy: stop comparing yourself to others.
2. Struggle comparing upward. Happy compare downward.
3. You have to make sure you're comparing like with like.
4. You're not comparing like with like.
5. He began comparing himself with the students.
6. Traveling on foot takes such a long time comparing with modern ways of getting about.
7. The women were busily comparing notes on the queen's outfit.
8. A good argument can be made for comparing the IT revolution with the invention of writing itself.
9. The conceit of the man -- comparing his own work with Picasso's!
10. She's always comparing me to other people(Sentencedict), and somehow I never measure up.
11. Comparing dinosaurs with birds provides interesting insights.
12. Always I was comparing myself to others, watching other husbands, fathers and sons and invariably finding myself wanting.
13. A lot of people right now are probably comparing Floyd to his old buddy Ricky Watters.
14. In comparing oral and literate societies in terms of their education systems, for instance, she represents oral systems as decidedly inferior.
15. Analyses comparing rates of non-smoking among study groups at each follow up were repeated for non-smokers at baseline rather than never smokers.
16. Two fund managers first suspected irregularities comparing their portfolios during an off-duty chat.
17. This involves, among other things, comparing the level of debt with operating profits as well as with the value of the assets.
18. Theoretical work will concentrate on comparing methods for estimating and/or adjusting for trend and seasonality.
19. Comparing free and acyl carnitine concentrations between the groups, the patients with active coeliac disease had the lowest concentration.
20. Beware of comparing your writing to that of others in the business community.
21. Comparing many countries is susceptible to statistical analysis, which helps eliminate possible sources of selection bias and spuriousness.
22. Attempts to relate studies on animals to those on humans are not really comparing like with like.
23. Research psychologists normalize the results of their studies by comparing their subjects' behaviour with that of the general public.
24. Thus, some see these requirements as distinct disadvantages to comparing countries from a given region.
25. Experts also say the clearance rates are most useful when comparing communities that are similar in size and income level.
26. Like others beset by misfortune, polio patients found solace in comparing themselves to others.
27. The clearest illustrations of the relative nature of crime can be seen by comparing distinct and different cultures.
28. But once these hurdles are overcome, women soon stop harking back to their village background and comparing everything with it.
29. The 18-member committee of Assembly and Senate members had its first meeting Thursday, comparing Gov.
30. Like de Schweinitz, Moore seeks to understand the relationship between processes of economic development and political form through comparing few countries.
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