When two objects, individuals, or concepts share some similarities, we described them as resembling each other. There are many terms you can use instead of "resembling each other" depending upon the context. If you are talking about two people who look similar, you can use words such as alike, similar, or identical. For objects that have similar shapes or colors, you can use terms such as analogous, comparable, and parallel. You can also use words such as related, similar, or corresponding when talking about concepts or ideas that share some similarities. It's important to choose the right word when describing similarities to convey your meaning accurately.