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Meanings of few equals in English
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Usage of few equals in English
1
As a debater he has had but few equals in our State.
2
For severe satire and irony he had few equals and no superiors.
3
In clear, lucid, logical exposition of divine truth, he had few equals.
4
I had few equals, both for cursing and swearing, lying and blaspheming.
5
He was a skilful lad, and had few equals as a swimmer.
6
As a steamboat manager, Daniel Drew has few equals and no superiors.
7
As a specimen of magnificent manhood Tegnér had few equals in his day.
8
This is in a stile of elegance, and has few equals.
9
As a counselor in patent cases Mr. Giles had few equals.
10
In this respect he was like Christopher North, with few equals.
11
On the platform as a public speaker he had few equals.
12
At this game of double dealing Elizabeth had few equals and no superior.
13
As an operator he had no superiors and very few equals.
14
As an executive he had but few equals and no superiors.
15
As a pleader and a determined and artful advocate, he had few equals.
16
This makes a combination that for staying powers has few equals.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common