Identically [adverb]

That church had a line of graves—inside its walls, with stones identically alike—and a history.

And we still have the two sexes—that goes without saying—and still identically the same species.

The cause remaining identically the same, whence comes it that the effect varies to such a degree?

In a sense they speak slightly divergent dialects of the same language rather than identically the same language.

So long as anything is conceived as passive it may always recur more identically than when it is conceived as active.

As to mere language, however, and its management, we have the same identically.

You see we used to listen to older people because they were older; now you don't listen to them, for identically the same reason.

The development of the limbs is almost identically similar to that of the dorsal fins.

But we admit that the milk of all mammals ought to have identically the same composition if their food suffered no modifications.

The fifth and sixth embody the same mood, in an almost identically similar setting.