Meaning:
If we are birds of a feather, we share the same characteristics. If we are birds of a feather, we are similar people and we like to do similar things. We often say that birds of a feather "flock together" or "stick together".
Example sentences:
1. They're birds of a feather.
2. Birds of a feather flock together.
3. Birds of a feather stick together.
Example dialogue:
A: George and Keith went to play tennis this morning.
B: They've been spending a lot of time together lately.
A: Yes, I think it's because both of them are really into tennis.
B: Birds of a feather, eh?
Practice:
Can you think of some people who are birds of a feather?
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