Auxiliary
Auxiliary noun - Someone who acts as an assistant.
Equivalent and auxiliary are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Equivalent" instead a noun "Auxiliary".
Equivalent
Equivalent noun - One that is equal to another in status, achievement, or value.
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Synonyms for Equivalent
Auxiliary and equivalent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Auxiliary" instead a noun "Equivalent".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- fellow and auxiliary
- fellow and equivalent
- companion and auxiliary
- companion and equivalent
- colleague and auxiliary
- colleague and equivalent
- mate and auxiliary
- mate and equivalent
- substitute and auxiliary
- substitute and equivalent
- deputy and auxiliary
- deputy and equivalent
- alternative and auxiliary
- alternative and equivalent
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Both words in one sentence
- Eighteen thousand legionnaires, plus an equivalent number of auxiliary formations, totaling one-tenth of the entire field army were permanently lost beyond recovery.
Source: Lost Roman Legion - Charlotte mocks Jenny by calling her "Amy Johnson" (a famous British aviatrix of the early 20th century, who set numerous records before being crash-landing in WW2 whilst serving as an auxiliary pilot- for American readers, kind of the Transatlantic Equivalent of Amelia Earhart, if you will).
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