Similar words: equal, equally, equal to, unequal, equality, equalise, equalize, unequally. Meaning: adj. having the same standing before the law.
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1. You understand better than perhaps any of your predecessors that ours is a tripartite system of government, with three co-equal branches.
2. More important, an attempt by legislators to silence both prosecutors and judges defeats the spirit of co-equal branches of government.
3. The minority claim for coequal rights.
4. Eligible certificate and certificate of conformity have coequal effectiveness.
5. Women should be treated as coequal with men in every way.
6. Women should be treated as coequal with men in our society.
7. However, below coequal market condition, some bibcock industries are vibrant, some halberd heavy sand however.
8. The Supreme Court, the Congress, and the President are all coequal parts of the federal government.sentencedict.com/coequal.html
9. Of course, be not all tiring-room to link is coequal and important.
10. It may be ridiculous to accord Stone's movie a status coequal with the Warren report.
11. During the conflict, “patriotism itself became sacralized to the point that it enjoyed coequal or even superior status to conventional denominational faiths.”
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