If the frænum præputii be surrounded by ulceration and undermined, it must be incised for a similar reason.
Other or the same peoples sometimes drink the juices of the decaying bodies of their kinsfolk, doubtless for a similar reason.
For a similar reason in Uganda a priest used to drink beer out of the skull of a dead king in order that he might be possessed by the king's spirit.
The Potawatomi Indians highly venerated the rattlesnake for a similar reason, being grateful to it for the timely warning which it often gave of the approach of an enemy.
Among the Fans of West Africa men in the prime of life never eat tortoises for a similar reason; they imagine that if they did so, their vigour and fleetness of foot would be gone.
Confessors should urge restitution even of small amounts, when possible, in order to deter men from theft, and it may sometimes be useful to require children to seek a condonation from their parents for a similar reason.
According to the common opinion, it is lawful to intoxicate oneself for a grave reason (see 2477 b), and hence also it is lawful to intoxicate another for a similar reason.
For a similar reason, perhaps, when the Tiaha, an Arab tribe of Moab, have taken a prisoner whom they do not wish to put to death, they shave one corner of his head above his temples and let him go.
For a similar reason, probably, Shuswap girls during their seclusion at puberty are forbidden to eat anything that bleeds.
Again, in Mabuiag, another of these islands, women who have their courses on them may not eat turtle flesh nor turtle eggs, probably for a similar reason.
The Toaripi of New Guinea, doubtless for a similar reason, will not allow women at such times to cook.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "similar reason" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
