Definition

Having the same rank, size, or importance as something else; being equal to another in status or value.

Example

The two teams are coequal in skill, making the match very competitive.

Conversation

I think it's great how we can discuss things as coequal partners in this project.

Absolutely! It makes the collaboration so much more enjoyable.

Yeah, it really helps us bring out the best ideas together.

For sure, I love that we both have an equal voice.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A person or thing that is equal in status, rank, or quality to another.

Example

In the committee, each member is considered a coequal, with the same level of authority.

Conversation

I was reading about how some friendships can be coequal in terms of support.

That's interesting! I think it really shows mutual respect between friends.

Exactly, both people need to feel valued and heard.

Root Explanation

Coequal → It is formed from "co-" (meaning together) and "aequalis" (from Latin, meaning equal). The word "coequal" means equal together or having the same status or level as another.

Memory Tip

Think of 'together' ('co-') and 'equal' — this helps you remember that coequal means having the same level or status together.

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