1 formal A person of equal rank, status, or ability. 'He remained distant from his compeers on stage, thus condemning Barrit's Falstaff to an early acceptance of impending rejection and robbing their final confrontation of emotional power.
How do you use Compeer in a sentence?
Compeer sentence example
- Chris Brown, tonightâs compeer unknowingly put my mind at rest as he started his short set. ...
- He was, without compeer , the greatest pastoral lyrist of Denmark. ...
- But the fertility of the Irish wife exceeded that of her French compeer by 44% in 1880 and by no less than 84% twenty years later.
What Compeer means?
compeer. / (ˈkɒmpɪə) / noun. a person of equal rank, status, or ability; peer. a companion or comrade.
