equal

US /ˈikwəl/

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UK /'i:kwəl/

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adj.AdjectiveSame in shape, size, or number

The two boys have equal strength, the contest will end in a tie

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To add up or be the same as

There are an equal number of books and students, so everyone got one

n.NounA person or thing that is the same as another in status or quality

She is an equal in our company

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The new one is equal, if not better, in build quality.
The new one is equal, if not better, in build quality.

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landed gentry in the Middle Ages, it can be considered roughly equal to the titles of
landed gentry in the Middle Ages, it can be considered roughly equal to the titles of

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because of Newton's third law of equal forces.
because of Newton's third law of equal forces.

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If moving along a straight line, both distance and displacement are equal, say 2 miles.
If moving along a straight line, both distance and displacement are equal, say 2 miles.
According to the first law of reflection, angle of reflection is always equal to angle of incidence.
According to the first law of reflection, angle of reflection is always equal to angle of incidence.

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'Draw' as a noun is used to describe competition results that are equal, like one-one or two-two.
'Draw' as a noun is used to describe competition results that are equal, like one-one or two-two.

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that are much more equal and much fairer,
that are much more equal and much fairer,

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that introverts and extroverts have equal opportunities
that introverts and extroverts have equal opportunities

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So, it's an ideal. King Arthur's knights, who sit at a round table because they're all roughly equal, go off to find the most valuable thing.
So, it's an ideal. King Arthur's knights, who sit at a round table because they're all roughly equal, go off to find the most valuable thing.

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