types:

1. Equalizer Apo
2. Equal Justice Initiative
3. Equals Global Partnership

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associate

coeval, contemporary

Equalizer Apo

gangstabackup, backup man, fill-in, relief, reliever, stand-in, substitute

replacement, successor

townsmanadjunctaffiliateally, friend

bedfellow

collaborator, cooperator, pardner, partnercolleague, confrere, fellow

co-worker, colleague, fellow worker, workfellow

locum, locum tenensfellow member, member

participant

shipmatedouble, stunt man, stunt woman

alternate, replacement, surrogate

mate, teammate

type of:

individual, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul

1 a

Equal Justice Initiative

:the same in number, amount, degree, rank, or quality

• officers of equal rank
• issues of equal importance = issues that are equal in importance
• The play combines tragedy and comedy in equal measure/proportions.
• The opposing candidate has demanded equal time on television.
• “…all men are created equal…”

  U.S. Declaration of Independence (1776)

• people from different cultures learning to live together on equal terms [=learning to live together as equals]
• making it possible for poor children to compete on an equal footing [=in conditions where they have an equal chance] with other children

— often + to

• In one night he earned an amount equal to an entire month's salary.
• issues that are equal in importance to the most serious problems we face

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Equals Global Partnership

not changing:the same for each person

• providing equal opportunities for children of all races
• We need to have equal academic standards for male and female students.
• (US) an equal opportunity employer = (Brit) an equal opportunities employer [=an employer who does not discriminate against people because of their race, religion, etc.]

3 formal:able to do what is needed — + to

• He says that he's equal to the task. [=he's capable of completing the task]