With Comparison To. Thus life has been compared to a pilgrimage to a drama to a battle. Though the more common suggested usage by the OLD is the preposition with but note that also the preposition to is present byin comparison with somebodysomething.
Compare with or compare to. When looked at or thought about in relation to someone or something else Yesterdays weather was very cold. When compared with another.
Or compared with contrasted to or contrasted with in contrast to or in contrast with athwart contrary to.
To compare two things is to evaluate them in reference to each other their similarities and their differences. When looked at or thought about in relation to someone or something else Yesterdays weather was very cold. You can say for example. The tallest buildings in London are small in comparison with New Yorks skyscrapers.
