Coequal (adjective)

Equal in status, power, or rights.

Origin:

The word "coequal" comes from the latin "co" meaning "together" and "aequalis" meaning "equal".

Examples:

1. The two branches of government are coequal, with neither being subordinate to the other.
2. The partners in the business were coequal, with no one having more authority than the other.
3. The rights of all citizens must be coequal, regardless of race or religion.
4. The coequal partnership between the two companies was beneficial for both parties.
5. The coequal status of the states in the federation is guaranteed by the constitution.