peers
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Tūtū peers over her glasses at Auntie Nina, and something unsaid passes between them.
From Literature
A report Monday suggested the U.S. could launch a mineral stockpile, sending shares of the mining stock and peers higher.
From Barron's
On a series of punchy and immediate tracks, Mr. Lamar checks in on where his life is now, provides some personal history, airs a few grievances, and gets in a few digs at his peers.
Instead, the prime minister believes modernising disciplinary procedures to make it easier to remove disgraced peers via a Lords' Conduct Committee would be quicker and simpler.
From BBC
Unlike most of its biggest peers, Vanguard isn’t part of a large financial conglomerate and doesn’t trade publicly.
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