Equal
Pronunciation: /ˈiːkwəl/
Equal (adjective)
- Having the same quantity, size, or value as something else.
- Being treated the same as others, without discrimination.
- Having the same importance or status as something else.
Examples
- The two teams scored an equal number of points.
- Each student received an equal share of the prize.
Common collocations: equal parts, equal amount, equal rights, equal treatment, equal importance
Equal (noun)
- A person who is at the same level or status as another.
Examples
- He is considered an equal among his peers.
- She treated her colleagues as equals.
Equal (verb)
- To make two or more things the same in size, value, or amount.
Examples
- The teacher tried to equal the workload for all students.
- They worked hard to equal the performance of their competitors.