With / to
He compared the beauty of an old woman with / to a candle placed in a holy place.
Which preposition is better here: with or to?
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0sundarnazHe compared the beauty of an old woman with / to a candle placed in a holy place.
Which preposition is better here: with or to?
In this case you might just as well follow Shakespeare's lead.
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
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