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Meaning equate meaning

What does equate mean?

equate

— verb (= compare) consider or describe as similar, equal, or analogous We can compare the Han dynasty to the Romans You cannot equate success in financial matters with greed — verb be equivalent or parallel, in mathematics — verb (= equal, match, equalize, equalise) make equal, uniform, corresponding, or matching let's equalize the duties among all employees in this office The company matched the discount policy of its competitors

Synonyms equate synonyms

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equate English » English

equal liken equalize compare identify correspond match equalise synchronize square resemble make even make equal juxtapose identity identification check out associate assimilate appose accord

Topics equate topics

What do people use equate to talk about?
States Quality Type, kind Compare

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  • What words refer to saying that two things are the same in some way?
    equate

Conjugation equate conjugation

How do you conjugate equate?

equate · verb

Examples equate examples

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Simple sentences

Many poets equate death with sleep.
It is foolish to equate money with happiness.
You can't equate nationalism with fascism.

Movie subtitles

Oh, so you equate being a fag with being a whore?
But so far, we've been unable to equate it.
You can't equate their feelings with ours.
You wanted to equate yourself with Kmicic?
Who'd want to equate feminine powerwith social decay?
And as they equate intelligence with strength, they won't miss a chance to use that knowledge.
A lot of guys equate him to that reporter on The Incredible Hulk.
You want me to prove to you that I suffer in terms that you can equate with pain or disease.
You equate marriage with that?
I equate dependence with that.
How can you equate Buffalo, New York in the dead of winter with the tropical paradise of Tahiti?
I would equate it with leaving one's flies open.
My research tells me the Wallawalla Bing Bangs equate red with death!
You know, and I guess I equate the bonding different than friendship.
Equate.
But so far we've been unable to equate it.
That's the trouble with cops like you, you equate three joints of marijuana with the hard stuff.
Now, how are you able to equate that with allowing a killer to run loose?
I can't believe you're gonna equate this to something like that.
And as they equate intelligence with strength, they won't miss a chance to use that knowledge. Can you do it?
Before we go any further, I'd just like to point out how disturbing it is that you equate eating a block of cheese with some sort of bachelor paradise.
And so the author tries the journey of the reader with the journey of John Marcher, the title character, equate.
Ally, seriously, do you really equate that with date rape?
If you equate menace with automatic power drive, I don't.
Oh, you can't equate. Their feelings with ours.
How do the Time Lords equate that with a policy of strict neutrality?
If you equate a bloody nose With a hammer claw through the brain.
I fail to see how you can equate one with the other, Mrs. Talbot. but maybe you can in court.
You have a grave responsibility of which you equate yourself well, I trust.
Oh, so you equate being a fag with being a whore? - No.

News and current affairs

But of course, my grandmother was right to equate defeat with liberation.
Moreover, Europeans do not narrowly equate national security with military spending.
Armstrong is careful not to equate cycling with cancer, but he-and his legions of fans-often cannot help but do so.
It is wrong, and even immoral, to equate democratic and dictatorial practices.
When I suggest that religious extremism is a danger, I do not equate it with religious fundamentalism.
Recent disagreements over the drafting of a new constitution reveal a deeply divided society and a government that appears to equate (and confuse) majority rule with democracy.
I do not equate criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism.
As observers increasingly equate the two sides, regarding both as victims and victimizers alike, international support and sympathy for Israel wanes.
Just as in the Soviet era, today's rulers equate themselves with the state.
I remember a similar analysis in 2000, when experts tried to equate Putin's KGB background with US President George H.W. Bush's years as Director of the CIA.

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