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primus inter pares

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pri·mus in·ter pa·res  (prms ntr pârz, prms ntr pärs)
n. pl. pri·mi inter pares (-m, -m)
The first among equals.
[Latin prmus inter pars : prmus, first + inter, among + pars, pl. of pr, equal.]
primus inter pares Latin [ˈpraɪməs ɪntə ˈpɑːrɪz]
first among equals
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