Resemblance (noun)

1. The state or quality of being similar or alike in appearance, character, or other attributes.
2. A similarity or analogy, especially in form, appearance, or character.

Origin:

The word resemblance comes from the mid-16th century, derived from the french word 'resemblant' meaning similar or alike.

Examples:

1. There was a striking resemblance between the father and son, even though they had different hair and eye color.
2. The portrait was an excellent representation of the subject, capturing the likeness and character of the person.
3. The old building had a close resemblance to the original design, even after so many years.
4. The resemblance between the two paintings was uncanny, leading many to believe they were made by the same artist.
5. The similarity in the pattern of the two fabrics was only a slight resemblance, as the colors were different.