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equal

Definition for equal

adjective as in alike

Strongest matches

balanced, commensurate, comparable, corresponding, equivalent, identical, proportionate

Strong matches

according, coordinate, correspondent, double, duplicate, egalitarian, invariable, level, look-alike, matched, matching, parallel, same, uniform

Weak matches

break even, evenly matched, fifty-fifty, homologous, identic, indistinguishable, one and the same, same difference, spit and image, stack up with, tantamount, to the same degree, two peas in pod, unvarying

adjective as in fair, unbiased

Strongest match

Strong matches

egalitarian, nonpartisan, objective

Weak matches

dispassionate, equable, even-handed, just, nondiscriminatory, uncolored, unprejudiced, without distinction

noun as in peer

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Strong matches

companion, compeer, competitor, complement, copy, counterpart, double, duplicate, like, likeness, match, mate, parallel, rival, twin

Weak matches

alter ego, coequal

verb as in make even, be even with

Strongest matches

amount to, break even, compare, comprise, correspond, match, reach

Strong matches

agree, approach, balance, coordinate, emulate, equalize, equate, equipoise, level, meet, parallel, rival, tally, tie, touch

Weak matches

be commensurate, be identical, be level, be tantamount, come up to, consist of, equiponderate, keep pace with, live up to, measure up, partake of, rank with, rise to, run abreast, square with

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Example Sentences

Despite helping the Yankees reach the World Series this year in a stellar first season in the Bronx, Soto has also said all teams will have an equal opportunity to sign him.

From Los Angeles Times

Going by these statistics alone, it seems like the U.S. and Europe are on equal footing with food waste issues, in schools at least.

From Salon

“There’s a whole cosmopolitan mix of different nationalities now. We are all New Zealanders. I think we should work together and have equal rights.”

From BBC

Earlier this month, he slammed NBC over Vice President Kamala Harris’ appearance on Saturday Night Live, claiming it broke an FCC rule that required political candidates to be provided equal air time.

From Salon

“It’s not something that will change the course of the war, but I think it will make our forces more equal.”

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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