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Discover Ludwig"on a par with" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to mean "equal to or comparable to," usually in the context of two or more things being of similar quality. For example: "This year's harvest is on a par with last year's, with a good bounty of crops coming in."
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Functions and arguments are on a par with one another.
It's on a par with hot dinners.
That was roughly on a par with non-leaked transactions.
I loathe poverty on a par with pain".
That is on a par with what people can do.
I need to get on a par with him.
Street style is definitely on a par with catwalk now".
If anything, we're on a par with them".
But London submitted bids on a par with each other.
"This is on a par with that feeling".
He has ambitions on a par with De Niro.
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