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abreast

adverb/əˈbrɛst/

in a line next to or alongside each other

The two runners kept abreast throughout the race, pushing each other to maintain their speed.

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word origin — From Old English 'abrest', meaning 'side by side', derived from 'a-' (on, in) and 'brest' (breast, side).