The equality
Example: The equality of all citizens was a key goal in history.
Definition
"The equality" refers to the state or condition in which all individuals are treated fairly and have the same rights, status, and opportunities, without discrimination or bias. It is often discussed in historical contexts as a fundamental principle for justice and social progress.
Etymology
The term "the equality" comes from the Latin word 'aequalitas,' meaning 'evenness' or 'uniformity.' It evolved through Old French 'égalité' before entering English. Did you know? The concept of equality has been central to many historical movements advocating for civil rights and social reform.
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"The equality" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (B1) - set 1", containing 204 commonly used words.
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