equal
adjective
[ ˈiːkw(ə)l ]
• being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value.
• "add equal amounts of water and flour"
Similar:
identical,
uniform,
alike,
like,
the same,
one and the same,
equivalent,
indistinguishable,
matching,
twin,
comparable,
similar,
corresponding,
correspondent,
commensurate,
amounting,
proportionate,
tantamount,
the same as,
commensurate with,
on a par with,
• having the ability or resources to meet (a challenge).
• "the players proved equal to the task"
Similar:
capable of,
fit for,
up to,
good/strong enough for,
adequate for,
sufficient for,
ready for,
suitable for,
suited to,
appropriate for,
up to scratch,
having what it takes,
equal
noun
• a person or thing that is the same as another in status or quality.
• "we all treat each other as equals"
Similar:
equivalent,
peer,
fellow,
coequal,
like,
mate,
twin,
alter ego,
counterpart,
match,
parallel,
compeer,
equal
verb
• be the same as in number or amount.
• "four plus six divided by two equals five"
Similar:
be equal to,
be equivalent to,
be the same as,
correspond to,
come to,
amount to,
make,
total,
add up to,
tot up to,
Origin:
late Middle English: from Latin aequalis, from aequus ‘even, level, equal’.
