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on a par with

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on a par with somebody/something also on par with somebody/something
at the same level as someone or something With their win today, the Rangers are now on a par with the Orioles in the team rankings.
Related vocabulary: up to scratch
See also: par


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"Ah, to be sure, man," said the farrier, who began to feel that he had not been quite on a par with himself and the occasion.
The pity was that her gratitude put her, in the law's eyes and the world's, on a par with her abominable husband.
It was all on a par with her Baden-Powell and the long 38 Colt's.
 
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