Equality

What do we mean by equality?

The state or quality of being equal. noun

A statement, usually an equation, that one thing equals another. noun

The state of being equal; identity in magnitude or dimensions, value, qualities, degree, etc.; the state of being neither superior nor inferior, greater nor less, better nor worse, stronger nor weaker, etc., with regard to the thing or things compared. noun

Evenness; uniformity; sameness in state or continued course; equableness: as, equality of surface; an equality of temper or constitution. noun

In other cases, to indicate equality or equivalence of sense: as, Latin gratias = thanks. noun

In a limited use, as in the etymologies of this dictionary, to indicate specifically equality (ultimate identity) of form: as, English two = Latin duo = Greek δύο = Sanskrit dva. noun

The condition or quality of being equal; agreement in quantity or degree as compared; likeness in bulk, value, rank, properties, etc. noun

Sameness in state or continued course; evenness; uniformity. noun

Evenness; uniformity. noun

Exact agreement between two expressions or magnitudes with respect to quantity; -- denoted by the symbol =; thus, a = x signifies that a contains the same number and kind of units of measure that x does. noun

See under Confessional. noun

The fact of being equal. noun

(mathematics) The fact of being equal, of having the same value. noun

The equal treatment of people irrespective of social or cultural differences. noun

The quality of being the same in quantity or measure or value or status noun

A state of being essentially equal or equivalent; equally balanced noun

The fact of being equal.

The fact of being equal, of having the same value.

The equal treatment of people irrespective of social or cultural differences.

1) An irritating concept that gave rise to algebra equations. 2) An ideal shared by many downtrodden citizens across the globe that all men deserve the same treatment regardless of differentiating factors, such as race, religion, gender, weight, physical and/or mental abilities (or lack thereof), income, personality, looks, etc. 2) Very likely nonexistant in a purely practical sense. Urban Dictionary

The number six Urban Dictionary

Simply a myth Urban Dictionary

1) A word that, by definition, means for EVERYBODY. 2) A situation where a woman, a black gay guy, and a straight white male walk into a job interview and the person with the most experience, references, and credentials gets the job. Urban Dictionary

Communism. (It doesn’t work) nice try though. Urban Dictionary

Equality - Something people have difficulty grasping. Urban Dictionary

A baseball bat, or other lethal weapon. Urban Dictionary

The excuse third wave feminists use as a way to cover up their maniacal man-hating tendencies. Urban Dictionary

6 in Supreme Mathematics the state or quality of being equal, meaning to deal equally with all in existence Urban Dictionary

A mathematical sign that shows that the total is coming right up. Every day when you do math, the = sign is necessary. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to equality:
equality, quality, equity, qualify, inequality, duality, sexuality, equally, equalize, egality, equalise, equaling, equability, equal to, coequality, sequacity, qualit, equinity, requalify.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word equality:
sexes, inequality, lgbt, empowerment, feminism, discrimination, bisexual, transgender, gender, dignity, lesbian, workplace, equal, fraternity, diversity, solidarity, feminist, opportunity, rights, suffrage, racism, women, minorities, gay, advocacy, disability, democracy, outcome, freedom, orientation, marriage, liberty, justice, inclusion, regardless, legislation, declaration, equity, citizens, employment, relation, respect, amendment, principle, principles, index, participation, sexual, reform, fundamental, constitution, opportunities, human, couples, policies, religion, welfare, law, racial, sex, core, men, social, constitutional, laws.

Words that rhyme with equality:
quality, polity, frivolity, inequality, causality, jollity, high quality, decline in quality, paternal quality, low quality, maternal quality, parental quality, quality e, wallet he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe equality:
social, political, racial, greater, economic, perfect, full, complete, absolute, legal, human, sexual, formal, sovereign, religious, true, natural, civil, real, democratic, relative, moral, spiritual, universal, strict, fundamental, essential, educational, genuine, exact, civic, substantive, rough, female, fair, numerical, approximate, substantial, intellectual, near, theoretical, juridical, constitutional, apparent, republican, abstract, subjective, virtual, mathematical, liberal, proportional, ethnic, radical, competitive, comparative, proportionate, linguistic, precise, inherent, nominal, socioeconomic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective equality:
fraternity, capacity, independence, promoting.

Words that sound like equality:
equality, equalities, air quality, high quality, low quality, high-quality, quality, inequality, egality, exility, equity, ecology, acuity, squalid, top-quality, equal to, poor quality, top quality, squalidly, nicoletti, micheletti, irreality, qualities, ductility, piculet, excel at, scurrility, -ility, oculate, acquiet, acrylate, qualitied, acology, squelette.