compeers

Thus, the Doll-lady of distinction had wax limbs of perfect symmetry; but only she and her compeers.

Catnachs advanced position, which was now far beyond all his compeers, caused him to get the lions share.

There is, of course, much truth in the great Englishwoman's generous praise of her French compeers.

James Sinclair became the "village Hampden" who stood for his rights and those of his compeers.

This is all that even Shakespeare can do, if he and thou be now compeers.