Preposition: of

• flesh: They saw Him in the likeness of sinful flesh.

• glory: Such was the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the LORD.

• creature: Also out of the midst thereof came the likeness of four living creatures.

• man: By the way, it says in the Authorized " was made in the likeness of men.

• person: A portrait isn't just about painting a likeness of a person.

• thing: What is the understanding's common conception of the likeness of things?

Converse of object

• bear: He also passed out a wanted poster bearing the likeness of your basic space creature.

• capture: About the Artist I suppose I paint in a realism style trying always to capture the likeness or appearance of the subject.

• catch: She was an exquisite painter of miniatures, and a capital hand at catching a likeness.

• produce: To produce a likeness is to follow a model's lines; the language he works in is the translator's clay.

• see: Friend, can the world see the family likeness in you?

• show: The aerial view shows a likeness to a great cathedral.

Adjective modifier

• uncanny: Val Kilmer has altered his state more often than Lizard King Jim Morrison, who he portrays with uncanny likeness in THe DOORS.

• facial: From his interview with Roberts, Dagg built up another facial likeness of the suspect.

• striking: Stewart, with a striking likeness to a young Foster, also does a good job in her cinematic debut.

• photographic: I aim to capture the spirit of the composition, rather than a photographic likeness of the objects.

• faithful: The stone bears a portrait carved by local mason Walter Skirving which was generally recognized as a faithful likeness of the old worthy.

• exact: The offspring bear the exact likeness of the parent.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Sin is the family likeness of the devil, not Jesus.

• character: On the whole tho, level design and character likeness outshines the few graphical flaws here and there.