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peer
noun as in person who is another's equal
Example Sentences
After that match, he was seen mingling with his future team-mates, including England playmaker Palmer, in what appeared to be a moment of respect between peers.
It’s been an adjustment for a player who grew up with a guard’s skill set even though he was taller than most of his peers.
Some peered through the bars, snapping pictures and taking one last look at a place full of fond memories.
Fellow comedians have taken a dim view of their peers for "selling out".
Baroness Mone, a Conservative peer at the time, used her contacts to enter the company into the "VIP lane" to get preferential access to government contracts.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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