Pronunciation

/ˈiːkwəl/

Definitions

• Adjective: Having the same quantity, size, value, or degree as another; identical in amount or measure. For example: “The two sides of the triangle were equal in length.”
• Noun: Something that is the same in quantity, size, quality, or value as another thing. For example: “They both received an equal share of the inheritance.”
• Verb: (usually in the passive form, ‘to be equalled’) To be the same as something else; to have the same value, size, or quality. For example: “Their achievements cannot be equalled by anyone else.”

Phrases

• “Equal opportunities”: Refers to a situation where everyone has the same chances to succeed regardless of their background or identity.
• “Treat equally”: To give the same rights, respect, or treatment to all people.
• “On equal footing”: When two or more things or people are in a position of comparable advantage or disadvantage.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “All men are created equal.”
• Noun: “Equality among nations is essential for peace.”
• Verb: “Her dedication to her work is unequalled.”

Synonyms

• Identical
• Same
• Matching
• Comparable
• Equivalent
• Level
• Balanced
• Parity
• Uniform
• Like