in good company

in good company phrase

doing the same thing someone else has done, especially someone who is important or respected This expression is used especially for telling someone not to worry about something bad they have done

If you’ve put on weight during the holidays, you’re in good company.

Thesaurus: to copy someone or something_synonym

Main entry: company

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in good company — see ↑company

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Main Entry: ↑good

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in good ˈcompany idiom

if you say that sb is in good company, you mean that they should not worry about a mistake, etc. because sb else, especially sb more important, has done the same thing

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If you worry about your relationship with your teenage son or daughter, you are in good company. Many parents share these worries.

Main entry: ↑company_idiom