verb

equalize

to equalise, to make equal, to balance

The new law will equalize opportunities for everyone.

The new law will equalise opportunities for everyone.

The team scored a goal to equalize the game.

The team scored a goal to equalise the game.

He used the mixer to equalize the sound levels.

He used the mixer to equalise the sound levels.

((sth.)) to make (sth.) equal or uniform The new law will equalise opportunities.

Synonyms: balance, level, even out; Antonyms: unbalance, differentiate

From 'equal' + the verb-forming suffix '-ize'. 'Equal' comes from the Latin 'aequalis'.

Think of the equals sign (=). To 'equalise' is to make two things the same, like in an equation.

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