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match with vs match by

Both "match with" and "match by" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "Match with" is used when two things are similar or compatible, while "match by" is used when describing the method or criteria used for matching.

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 1160 views

match with

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate similarity or compatibility between two things.

Use "match with" when you want to express that two things are similar or compatible with each other.

Examples:

  • The color of the curtains matches perfectly with the sofa.
  • Her skills match with the requirements of the job.
  • The shoes don't match with the dress.
  • The new software matches perfectly with our existing systems.
  • The taste of the dish doesn't match with the description on the menu.
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Alternatives:

  • go with
  • fit with
  • complement
  • correspond to
  • be in harmony with

match by

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to describe the method or criteria used for matching.

Use "match by" when you want to specify the method, criteria, or process by which something is matched.

Examples:

  • The teams were matched by their skill levels.
  • The candidates were matched by their qualifications.
  • The books were matched by genre.
  • The colors were matched by hue.
  • The partners were matched by a dating algorithm.

Alternatives:

  • determined by
  • selected by
  • paired by
  • categorized by
  • grouped by

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