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Definition of pari passu - 2 dictionary results
pa⋅ri pas⋅su
[pah-ree pahs-soo; Eng. pair-ahy pas-oo, pair-ee] 
ri ˈpɑs
Latin.
| 1. | with equal pace or progress; side by side. |
| 2. | without partiality; equably; fairly. |
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| pa·ri pas·su (pār'ē pās'ōō, pār'ī, pär'ē) adv. At an equal pace; side by side: inflation and interest rates increasing pari passu. [Latin parī passū : parī, ablative of pār, equal + passū, ablative of passus, step.] |
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