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peer

[peer] / pɪər /
NOUN
person who is another's equal
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Tansy untied the fine ribbon and took off the lid and peered into the tissue paper inside.

From Literature

He crouched in the fragile shell of light and peered into the looming blackness of the forest.

From Literature

Delta’s stock had already been outperforming its peers in recent weeks, having lost 7.4% in March through Monday, while the U.S.

From MarketWatch

They see this as very attractive compared with peers, with any further cost cuts being highly accretive to earnings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Juliette's head teacher, Amelia McIlroy, said she was "a genuinely caring and attentive listener, a true friend who listened with warmth, respect and sincere interest to her peers and to our staff".

From BBC