comparison
When you use the word to describe the act of looking at two things, it is often followed by the preposition "between" (e.g., a comparison between A and B) or "of" (e.g., a comparison of A and B). In the phrase "beyond comparison," the word is used as an uncountable noun to mean that something is so unique or superior that nothing else can be compared to it.
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Meanings
The act or instance of examining two or more entities to discern their similarities or differences.
"A close comparison of the two paintings reveals a difference in brushwork."
A statement or figure of speech in which two things are compared, often using 'like' or 'as'.
"The poet used a striking comparison between the moon and a ghostly galleon."