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Meanings of social equals in English
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Usage of social equals in English
1
There was an adequate display of fictitious grief among her social equals.
2
Here, gentlemen made friends with their social equals from all over the country.
3
Thus was he talking to beggars as if they were his social equals.
4
Falsehood, even in your day, was not common between gentlemen and ladies, social equals.
5
He assumed Rakkan was somebody's slave-butsince when did slaves act as social equals?
6
The eyes of mistress and maid met, and for an instant they were social equals.
7
But then he accepted few whites as social equals.
8
Who are willing to be domestic servants in a community where all are social equals?
9
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer appeared to consider them social equals, which made James very uncomfortable.
10
The daughter of the county-physician began to avoid her, the wives of social equals followed suit.
11
The whole "Enterprise" force was like one family; proprietors, editor, and printers were social equals.
12
Noble men preferred to be waited upon by pages and grooms instead of by their social equals.
13
Of two social equals, if one be a stranger in the place his name should be mentioned first.
14
But by her intimate friends and her social equals she is addressed as "Countess" or "Lady Hendrick."
15
Any of her social equals of the neighborhood would have hardly recognized the reserved and stately Catherine on these occasions.
16
Dr. Stebbins was ever the kindliest of men, and his friendliness and consideration were not confined to his social equals.
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