coevals

noun
UK /kəʊˈiːvəlz/
US /koʊˈiːvəlz/

People who are the same age as you.

At the family reunion, my grandmother laughed with her coevals about their school days.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Things that exist or happen at the same time as each other.

The two inventions were coevals, appearing in the same decade.

3. People living during the same period of history.

Shakespeare and Galileo were coevals, though they never met.

4. A person or thing of the same age or era as another.

This old oak tree is a coeval of the village church.