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Often used in the same context:
contemporaries,
counterparts,
colleagues,
classmates,
competitors,
brethren,
others,
coworkers,
rivals,
predecessors,
achievers,
mentors,
cohorts,
superiors,
teens,
achievements,
accomplishments,
subordinates,
chums,
bullies,
teammates,
relative,
friends,
comrades,
overachievers,
sibling,
fellow,
advisors,
buddies,
heavyweights,
cousins,
associates,
evaluators,
mentee,
studiousness,
educators,
compatriots,
parents,
advisers,
betters,
forbears,
stodgier,
outcasts,
pals,
performers,
talents,
inferiors,
laggers,
underlings,
partners,
professoriate,
merits,
clients,
multiples,
quartile,
profession,
shipmates,
professionals,
analysts,
experiences,
cliquishness,
extravert,
excel,
neighbors,
chubbiness,
acquaintances,
intellects,
upstarts,
proteges,
managers,
giftedness,
reputations,
jocks,
stature,
introverts,
abilities,
acceptant,
forebears,
upperclassman,
thespians,
allies,
constituents,
valuation,
abler,
courageousness,
laggard,
gpas,
strengths,
innovators,
academics,
pedagogues,
tormentors,
mates,
skills,
students,
movers,
teenagers,
shyer,
youngers,
reviewers,
reprehensibility,
sullenness,
peer,
professors,
instructors,
m.p.s,
aristocrats,
clergymen,
mps,
speakers,
abolitionists,
gays,
golfers,
lawyers,
priests,
protagonists,
seniors,
teachers,
unionists
Appears in the definition of:
baronage,
distinguish,
peerage,
relate,
round-table conference,
roundtable,
round table,
step to the fore
Also try:
— Adjectives for peers:
new,
few,
hereditary,
white,
professional,
irish,
representative,
scottish,
delinquent,
temporal,
male,
more...
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