consimilar
adjective
con·similar
\(ˈ)kän, kən+\
Definition of consimilar
: sharing in similarity or being entirely similar; specifically : having both valves alike consimilar diatoms
consimilarity
\(ˈ)kän, kən+\ noun, plural-es
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Origin and Etymology of consimilar
obsolete English consimile (from Middle English, from Latin consimilis entirely similar, from com- + similis similar) + -ar
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