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meaning of "in one respect" Wed Jan 17, 2007 19:06 pm  meaning of "in one respect"
 

Here is a sentence:

"Jupiter is in one respect similar to a brown dwarf."

Could you show the meaning of the highlighted phrase?
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in one respect Wed Jan 17, 2007 20:17 pm  in one respect
 

Hi,

'In one respect' suggests from one point of view/from one aspect. In other words in that particulat point but not overall. You could make a comparison between two leaders who in many ways are not similar but in one respect they are similar because they both worry about what people think of them.

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