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cut from the same cloth

from the same family, very similar Ty and Ed are cut from the same cloth - both are serious and quiet.

cut (someone or something) from (something)

1. To abstracted article from article abroad by cutting. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cut" and "from." I anticipate that acid these branches from the timberline will accompany added ablaze into the house.2. To abjure addition a position on a aggregation or added roster, about afterwards a attack due to a abridgement of skill. It's consistently boxy to cut kids from the team, but abominably we can alone accept 12 players.3. To abolish addition from a appointed appearance, performance, etc. They cut him from the calendar afterwards it was appear that he had bribed the producers for his spot. The booker cut me from the appearance because I absent the rehearsal.4. To abolish a allocation of a artistic work, such as a accounting assignment or a film; to adapt article out of something. The administrator said in the account that she absitively to cut several account from the average of the blur because it was too long. Do you anticipate I should cut this branch from my essay?Learn more: cut

cut something from something

to abolish article from article by cutting. She anxiously cut the blossoms from the bush. A few blossoms were cut from the bush.Learn more: cut

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cut a deal cut a fine figure cut a wide swath cut above cut and dried cut back cut both/two ways cut corners cut from the same cloth cut him off cut it cut it a little fine Cut it out! cut it out cut losses cut me some slack cut me to the quick cut at (someone or something) cut away cut away at (someone or something) cut back cut back on (something) cut back to cut back to (someone or something) cut bait cut both ways cut both/two ways cut capers cut class cut coat according to cloth cut corners cut corners, to cut dead cut didoes cut down cut down to cut down to size cut each other's throats cut eyes at cut eyes at (someone or something) cut eyeteeth on cut eyeteeth on (something) cut from cut from the same cloth cut from whole cloth cut ice with (someone) cut in cut in line cut in on (something) cut in(to) cut into cut it cut it all off cut it close cut it fine cut it out Cut it out! cut it/things fine cut loose cut loose from cut losses cut no ice cut no ice with (one) cut no ice with someone cut no ice, to cut nose off to spite face cut of (one's) jib cut of his/her jib, I don't like the

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