equalling Definition

equal
adj

1. The same in size, amount or value, etc.

Thesaurus: identical, same, tantamount, matched, alike, even, commensurate, symmetrical, proportionate, corresponding; Antonym: different.
2. Evenly balanced; displaying no advantage or bias.

Thesaurus: fair, just, impartial, unbiased, egalitarian, even-handed; Antonym: inequitable.
3. Having the same status; having or entitled to the same rights.

noun

1. A person or thing of the same age, rank, ability or worth, etc.

Thesaurus: equivalent, mate, match, peer, rival, counterpart, parallel, twin, brother, fellow.

verb equalled, equalling

1. To be the same in amount, value or size, etc as someone or something.
2. To be as good as someone or something; to match.

Thesaurus: equate with, parallel, match, balance, square with, even, correspond to.
3. To achieve something which matches (a previous achievement or achiever).

Derivative: equality
noun

Thesaurus: fairness, justice, equitability, egalitarianism.

Derivative: equally
adverb

Idiom: equal to something

Having the necessary ability for it.

Idiom: equal to the occasion

Fit or able to cope with an emergency or an unexpected situation, etc.

Etymology: 14c: from Latin aequalis, from aequus level or equal.