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equal·ize (ē′kwəl īz′)
transitive verb equalized -·ized′, equalizing -·iz′·ing
- to make equal
- to make uniform
- to compensate for or correct (varying frequency or response characteristics) in recording, playback, etc.
Related Forms:
- equalization e′quali·za′·tion noun
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2005 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
equalize
v.
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Object
- pressure: Normally, crew members can equalize pressure during descent by swallowing or yawning or by tensing the muscles of the throat.
Preposition: on
- minute: Fulham made several changes and took the game to the Academy and it was no surprise when they equalized on 68 minutes.
Used with why or when
- when: Nine minutes later Town had equalized when Andy Booth headed the ball home from a Kenny Irons free kick.
Modifying Another Word
- then: Andrew Whiteley then equalized for Nicholas ' men with a neat finish.
Preposition: in
- minute: We equalized in the 89th minute through a late Rossi penalty.
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We try to equalize before the others have scored.
Those who attempt to level never equalize.
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