Obs. [f. the adj.]
1. trans. To be or become coequal with (another).
1599. Nashe, Lenten Stuffe (1871), 56. They cannot march cheek by jowl with her, or coequal her.
1604–14. S. Grahame, in Farr, S. P. Jas. I. (1848), 26. That ill Coequals still The greatest ill in hell.
2. To make equal with (another).
1588. J. Harvey, Disc. Probl., 8. Rabbi Elias … lately coequalled in a maner with the very prophet Eliah himselfe.
1602. Warner, Alb. Eng., IX. lii. (1612), 235. Gods Cou’nant with the Patriarchs and extending to their Seede, Vs Gentiles to coequall, is a Primate of our Creede.
