Coequal - English meaning
Coequal – definitions in English dictionary
adjectiveHaving the same rank or importance.
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Coequal partners
nounA person or thing equal with another.
Usage examples:
One of them, ‘the book of ruth and naomi,’ suggests that we consider ruth and naomi coequals.
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Word origin
late Middle English: from Latin coaequalis ‘of the same age’, from co- ‘jointly’ + aequalis (see equal).
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