ilk
ɪlk
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Definition of ilk - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

same grouptype or kind, especially of people or things
  • People of that ilk are known for their craftsmanship.
  • Writers of his ilk often explore deep themes.
  • Such ilk of musicians is rare nowadays.
kind sort
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Expressions with ilk

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connects a person with others of similar kind
Politicians and his ilk always make promises.
belonging to the same kind or group as someone
People of his ilk are not welcome here.
similar or of the same kind
He prefers music of that ilk.
things of a similar type or quality
These books are of the same ilk.
group of people with shared characteristics
He avoids people of that ilk at parties.
category or type similar to something mentioned
He enjoys jazz, blues, and things of that ilk.

Origin of ilk

Middle English, ilke (same)

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  1. French:genre, ...
  2. German:Art, ...
  3. Italian:genere, ...
  4. Spanish:clase, ...
  5. Portuguese:espécie, ...
  6. Chinese:类型, ...
  7. Japanese:種類, ...
  8. Arabic:نَوْع, ...
  9. Hebrew:טִיפּוּס, ...
  10. Russian:тип, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тип, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रकार, ...
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