IPA: /əˈnælədʒi/
KK: /əˈnælədʒi/
A way of explaining something by showing how it is similar to something else, especially when the two things are different in other ways.
The teacher used an analogy to help the students understand the complex concept.
Analogy → It is formed from "ana-" (meaning up, back, or again) and "logia" (from Greek "logos", meaning word or reason). The word refers to a relationship or similarity that is drawn back to a common reasoning or understanding.
Think of 'drawing back' ('ana-') to a common 'reason' ('logia') to find similarities — that's what analogy means.