The words liberties and losses are alike because:
- Both are nouns.
- Both are plural nouns.
- Both start with the letter L and ends with S.
They are different because:
- One comes from the singular noun liberty; whereas the other one from the singular noun loss.
- The number of their syllables differs. Liberties has three, whereas losses has two.
- Their meaning is also different: liberties refers to the state of being free from oppressive behavior, whereas losses refers to losing something or someone.
