In the same vane vs. In the same vein

In the same vane

/ɪn ðə seɪm veɪn/

Continuing in a similar style or approach.

Examples:

Continuing in the same vane, he reiterated his point.Her advice fell in the same vane, offering wisdom without judgement.Their policies remained in the same vane, focusing on sustainability.

Synonyms:

similarlylikewisecorrespondingly

Antonyms:

divergentlydifferently

In the same vein

/ɪn ðə seɪm veɪn/

In a similar way

Examples:

The sequel continued in the same vein as the original movie.His second book was written in the same vein, focusing on travel.Their latest album is in the same vein, full of energetic tracks.

Synonyms:

similarlylikewise

Antonyms:

differently

Ways to tell them apart:

• Vane is a noun that refers to a flat piece of material that shows the direction of the wind, while vein is a noun that pertains to a vessel in the body or a streak found in minerals or rocks.
• To remember the difference, think of a vein flowing with blood, like a line of thought running through an argument or discussion.
• Vane is related to weather indicators, so if you’re not talking about wind direction, the word is most likely vein.
• The expression in the same vein metaphorically refers to the flow of ideas, similar to how veins carry blood.
• If youre discussing continuity or similarity in approach or subject matter, vein' is the correct choice.