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peer

[peer] / pɪər /
NOUN
person who is another's equal
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Teammates including James and Doncic count Reaves among their peers deserving of star status.

From Los Angeles Times

Her experiences are almost mythic, like peering through the looking glass at a time when misery could actively coexist with unbridled bliss.

From Salon

The end is nigh for hereditary peers, whose inherited right to sit in the House of Lords is set to be stripped from them after the passage of a new law this week.

From BBC

Ackman’s management company is small relative to its many alt peers.

From Barron's

Sir Keir has insisted he did not know the depth and extent of the peer's relationship with Epstein when he gave him the job as ambassador in December 2024.

From BBC