“like father, like son”

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The phrase “like father, like son” is an old proverb that means a son takes after his father in looks, behavior, or personality. It can refer to similarities in a wide range of characteristics, from physical traits and mannerisms to interests, habits, and even temperament. The saying is often used to highlight inherited or learned similarities between a father and his son, which can be seen in things like work ethic or a determined look.
Behavior and character: A son may adopt similar mannerisms, work habits, or ways of handling emotions as his father. For example, if the father is a hard worker, the son may grow up to be one too.
Physical traits: The phrase can also be used when a son physically resembles his father, whether in facial expressions or general appearance.
Interests and talents: It can extend to sharing similar hobbies, talents, or dislikes.
Origin: The expression has been used in English since at least the 1300s and reflects a long-held belief in the passing down of traits from one generation to the next.