LookItUpequally
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈiːkwəli/
equally means: In the same way or to the same degree, without treating one person or thing differently.
adverb
In the same way or to the same degree, without treating one person or thing differently.
- Both answers are equally good.
- The rules apply equally to everyone.
- All candidates should be treated equally.
In parts that are all the same size or amount.
- We shared the cake equally.
- The money was divided equally among the children.
- Can we split the cost equally?
Used to introduce another point that deserves the same attention as the previous one.
- The plan could succeed. Equally, it could fail.
- She may have forgotten. Equally, she may simply be busy.
- We need cheaper housing. Equally, we need better transport.
Questions about equally
What does equally mean?
In the same way or to the same degree, without treating one person or thing differently.
What is equally in other languages?
Türkçe: eşit şekilde · Español: igualmente · Français: également · Deutsch: gleichermaßen · Italiano: ugualmente · 日本語: 同じように
How do you pronounce equally?
It is pronounced /ˈiːkwəli/.
How do you use equally in a sentence?
Both answers are equally good. The rules apply equally to everyone.
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