In the given question a sentence is given with a blank

Solution

The sentence talks about dissent being a casualty when democracy is framed as majority rule. The phrase "in order to" is used to indicate purpose or intention. It suggests that the action of perpetuating the myth of majoritarianism happens for a reason or purpose, i.e., "in order to" perpetuate the myth of majoritarianism. Resembling does not fit as it implies similarity, which doesn't make sense in this context. Like to is grammatically incorrect in this context.                        Either to doesn’t align with the intended meaning of purpose in the sentence.