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be first among equals to officially be on the same level as other members in a group, but in fact have slightly more responsibility or be slightly more important. The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was always considered first among equals. (all) other things being equal if everything happens as you expect it to happen. All things being equal, I should be home by Thursday. first among equals the best or most important of a similar group. The solo violin was first among equals in the midst of all the stringed instruments. Because she is the chairman of the committee, she is, of course, first among equals. (all) other things being equal if in all other ways two situations are the same or similar. All other things being equal, a professor can get higher ratings from students by giving higher grades. Usage notes: also used in the form all things being equal: All things being equal, children are better off having both a mother and father in the home. |
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