peers
Pronunciation: [pɪrz]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(noun) people who are equal to you in some way, like age or position. You might think of your classmates or friends as your peers because you are similar to them.
Example
In our class, we often discuss ideas with our peers to learn from each other.
Example
She felt lonely because she didn't have any peers who shared her interests.
Example
Who are your peers at school?
Context: "social interaction"
(verb) to look closely at something or someone. It's like when you want to see what's happening nearby, so you lean forward to take a better look.
Example
He peers through the window to get a better view of the parade outside.
Example
She didn't peer at the screen, so she missed some important details in the game.
Example
Why did you peer into the dark room?
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