CEFR B1

equal

adjective

Meaning

Being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value.

Examples

All citizens are equal before the law.
The two tasks are of equal difficulty.

Synonyms: same, even, equivalent, commensurate

Learn English that separates you from the crowd with Anaversity: private classes, Ani practice, Campus tools, and a public English-learning community.

equal (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈiːkwəl/

Definition

Being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value.

Examples

All citizens are equal before the law.
The two tasks are of equal difficulty.
She has an equal amount of talent as her brother.

How to Use equal

equal to (prepositional phrase): Having the same value or importance as someone or something else. — "This task is equal to the last one in difficulty."
equal to (verb): To be the same as something else in quantity, value, or degree. — "The cost of the repairs will equal the value of the car."
equal pay for equal work (collocation): The principle that people should receive the same salary for jobs that require the same level of skill, effort, and responsibility. — "The union is campaigning for equal pay for equal work."

Synonyms of equal

Words with a similar meaning to equal:

Antonyms of equal

Words with the opposite meaning to equal:

Browse the full Anaversity dictionary