English Idioms used to Describe Qualities - Comparison

much better than others of the same type

used to describe someone or something that is far superior when compared to others of the same type

to compare something, particularly one's ideas or problems, with those of someone else's in order to better understand, improve, or deal with them

a delicate distinction between two things, particularly two apparently similar situations or concepts

a situation in which things are being evaluated or considered in a fair manner

to possses qualities that are very similar to those of someone or something else's

receiving much less credit or attention compared to someone more popular or skillful

to try to do the exact same things as others did before one

to behave in the same manner as someone else

to do something or to behave in a manner that is almost identical to that of someone else's

to take notice of someone else's action or behavior in an attempt to reach the same success

to be much less powerful, successful, or capable when compared to someone else

(of a person or thing) greatly inferior to another person or thing

used to refer to two individuals or entities that have the same qualities or having acquired the same achievements

used to suggest that that someone is not on the same level or does not possess the same social standing, attractiveness, or qualifications as another person

(of a person or thing) to be much faster, better, or more successful compared to someone or something else

used to compare the relative quality, value, or effectiveness of two things that may appear very different on the surface

a vast difference between two things, often indicating that they are significantly distant or dissimilar in terms of progress, quality, or understanding