coeval
1 of 2noun/koʊˈivəl/
Forms:coevals
1
someone who is nearly the same age as another
- She was a coeval of mine, and we went through school together from kindergarten to graduation.
- His coevals at the university are all working in prestigious positions now.
- As a coeval of the young king, the advisor had a unique understanding of his challenges.
- My grandmother and her coevals often reminisce about the changes they’ve seen over their long lives.
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