peers

[peerz]

noun

1. the plural of peer.

Example Sentences

Unlike some of his peers in international football, Bellamy treats the Wales job like a full-time occupation.

From BBC

After that match, he was seen mingling with his future team-mates, including England playmaker Palmer, in what appeared to be a moment of respect between peers.

From BBC

It’s been an adjustment for a player who grew up with a guard’s skill set even though he was taller than most of his peers.

From Los Angeles Times

Fellow comedians have taken a dim view of their peers for "selling out".

From BBC

Early in her professional career, Byrne just wanted to work and wasn’t particularly discerning about the roles she would take, unlike some of her peers.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• cohort 
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