more equal

mɔr ˈiːkwəl

Definition

Definition of more equal - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

ironichaving more privileges despite claimed equality

In the club, senior members are more equal than new ones.
In politics, some officials are more equal than others.
In the office, managers are more equal than employees.

advantaged

privileged

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Expressions with equal

equal footing

condition of parity, with matching status and chances for all

The new policy put small firms on equal footing with large rivals.

without equal

adj.

having no match in quality or ability

Her talent is without equal in the music industry.

all things being equal

exp.

if everything else stays the same

All things being equal, we should arrive by noon.

have no equal

be unmatched in quality or ability

Her talent in painting has no equal.

on an equal footing

adj.

having the same status or opportunities

The teams are on an equal footing for the finals.

on equal footing

adv.

in a manner ensuring equality among parties

The teams competed on equal footing.

Terms with more equal included in their meaning

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nine

mathematics

number equal to one more than eight

ten

mathematics

number equal to one more than nine

seventy-five

adj.

numerical value

equal to five more than seventy

ninety-seven

adj.

quantity

equal to seven more than ninety

sixty-nine

adj.

numerical

equal to nine more than sixty

sixty-six

adj.

number

equal to six more than sixty

sixty-three

adj.

number

equal to three more than sixty

fifty-five

adj.

number

equal to five more than fifty

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French:plus égal, ...
German:gleicher als die anderen, ...
Italian:più uguale, ...
Spanish:más privilegiado, ...
Portuguese:mais iguais, ...
Chinese:更有特权的, ...
Japanese:特権を持つ, ...
Arabic:أَكْثَرُ مُساواة, ...
Hebrew:שָׁוֶה יוֹתֵר, ...
Russian:равнее других, ...
Ukrainian:рівніший за інших, ...
Hindi:अधिक विशेषाधिकार प्राप्त, ...
Bengali:বিশেষাধিকারপ্রাপ্ত, ...
Catalan:més igual, ...
Czech:rovnější jen naoko, ...
Danish:mere lige, ...
Dutch:meer gelijk, ...
Greek:πιο ίσος, ...
Hungarian:egyenlőbb, ...
Khmer:មានឯកសិទ្ធិច្រើនជាង ទោះអះអាងថាស្មើគ្នាក៏ដោយ, ...
Korean:더 평등한, ...
Persian:برابرتر, ...
Polish:bardziej równy, ...
Portuguese (BR):mais igual, ...
Romanian:mai egal, ...
Swedish:mer jämlik, ...
Thai:มีสิทธิพิเศษมากกว่า, ...
Turkish:daha ayrıcalıklı, ...
Vietnamese:bình đẳng hơn, ...

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