coequal
koʊˈikwəl
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Definition of coequal - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

rank or lawRareequal in rank, importance, or legal standingRare
  • The two companies are coequal partners in the deal.
coordinate equal

Noun

equal statusRareperson or thing equal to another in power or importanceRare
  • In their partnership, both members were considered coequals..
equal peer
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Origin of coequal

Latin, co- (together) + aequalis (equal)

Examples of coequal in a sentence

  • In the coalition, the smaller party sought coequal status at the cabinet table.
  • The two companies are coequals in the market.
  • As coequals, they shared all responsibilities.

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  1. French:égal, pair, ...
  2. German:gleichrangig, Gleichgestellter, ...
  3. Italian:coeguale, pari, ...
  4. Spanish:coigual, igual, ...
  5. Portuguese:coigual, par, ...
  6. Chinese:平等的, 平等, ...
  7. Japanese:同等の, 同等の人, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَسَاوٍ, نَظِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁוֶה בְּדַרְגָּה, שָׁוֶה, ...
  10. Russian:равноправный, равный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рівноправний, рівний, ...
  12. Hindi:समान दर्जे का, समान, ...
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