Equal
Example: The results are equal in both test conditions
Definition
"Equal" refers to things that are the same in quantity, value, size, or status, indicating no difference or disparity between them. For example, when we say the results are equal in both test conditions, it means the outcomes are identical or equivalent.
Etymology
The word "equal" comes from the Latin word 'aequalis,' meaning level or even. It entered English through Old French 'equal,' retaining its sense of sameness or equivalence. Did you know? The root 'aequus' also relates to the word 'equity,' highlighting fairness and balance.
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"Equal" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 3", containing 116 commonly used words.
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