Analogous thing

Usage examples of counterpart.

Mark sat back, not terribly worried about Abram person ally, but if his counterpart was preoccupied, the FBI should be, too.

American society, those black offenders who have become more acculturated into mainstream society will begin imitating the behavior and custom of their white offender counterparts.

Our aces are scheduled to lunch with three of their Mexican counterparts.

The most direct effect of censorship was to make the Russian writer resort to the techniques of Aesopian language more often than his counterparts in Europe or the United States found it necessary to do.

The explosion would go on until every last atom of antihydrogen had met its counterpart.

Not a way of life, machine-assisted cloning is the biosocial counterpart of a hobby.

The counterpart in real life to this unwholesome bluejacket was actually my starting point.

Christ appears, moreover, an original Cathar tradition which does not have any counterpart in the Bogomil doctrines.

I think your counterparts in the political and diplomatic castes would have something to say about not being consulted before you did anything .

In adjusting and reacting to unexpected situations, the contrast between men like Generals Roosevelt and Cota, Colonels Canham and Otway, Major Howard, Captain Dawson, Lieutenants Spaulding and Winters, and their German counterparts could not have been greater.

There are no grounds at the moment for postulating that the counterparts of electrical charge, coulomb attraction, and hence molecular adhesion were anything like the quantities we know.

For instance, in the view of some critics, literary realism carries with it an implicit validation of conservative social structures: for others, the formal and metrical intricacies of the sonnet and the iambic pentameter are a counterpart of social stability, decorum, and order.

He also knew his damnyankee counterparts were doing everything they could to arm the Negro terrorists in the CSA.

Ogier make up a portion of the Deathwatch, although they are the only ones not property, and are considered incredibly fierce and more deadly than their human counterparts.

Putney makes an especially important point that well-trained and adjusted war dogs can return to civil life just like their human counterparts.