Equally

/ˈiː.kwə.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
In the same manner or to the same degree; in an equal manner.
The work was divided equally among the team members.
To the same extent or level.
Both options are equally beneficial for the project.
In a way that is fair or just.
The prizes will be distributed equally to all participants.
In a balanced or proportionate way.
She equally enjoys both painting and sculpting.

Etymology

Middle English: from Old French 'egualement', from Latin 'aequalis' meaning 'equal'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

equally important:
Of the same significance or value.
equally capable:
Having the same ability or skill level.
equally relevant:
Pertaining in the same degree to a topic or discussion.

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