peers

[peerz]

noun

1. the plural of peer.

Example Sentences

Pension managers say that in conversations with their peers, the flood of money from individual investors has become the most frequently voiced complaint about the private-equity industry.

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Ninety-five percent said they would help peers who were feeling down, and nearly 90% wanted to befriend students they didn’t know.

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Speaking after Friday's debate, Leadbeater told the BBC she respected those with concerns, adding that most peers had been "engaging in good faith" and "I know the Lords want to do a good job".

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The reader is left—perhaps like Dillon’s peers—still wondering about the figure behind the facade.

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Lilly has long been a Wall Street darling, commanding a far higher earnings multiple than its Big Pharma peers.

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