in good company



in good company

similar to someone who is better known than you are for their achievements or experience Einstein didn't do so well in school, so you're in good company.
Usage notes: often refers to a negative situation or problem, as in the example
See also: company, good

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MÁIreMOI-raIrish
Arcelia-Spanish
FlannÁN-Irish
Heitor-Portuguese
MontagueMAHN-tə-gyooEnglish (Rare)
Royce[rɔis]