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/ˈlɛvəl/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A position or rank in a hierarchy or scale.
She achieved a high level of expertise in her field.
A flat, even surface.
The carpenter used a level to ensure the shelf was perfectly horizontal.
The degree of intensity, amount, or quality.
The water level in the reservoir has dropped significantly.
verb
To make something flat or even.
He leveled the ground before building the shed.
To aim or direct towards a target.
She leveled her gaze at the presenter during the meeting.
adjective
Having no variation in elevation; flat.
The level terrain made it easy to ride a bicycle.
Etymology
Middle English levele, from Old French livel, from Latin libella, diminutive of libram (balance, scale).
Common Phrases and Expressions
on another level:
to be significantly better or different than others.
level playing field:
a situation that is fair and impartial.
level-headed:
able to remain calm and sensible in difficult situations.
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Slang Meanings
To reach a new achievement or status.
I just leveled up my game!
To be completely honest or straightforward.
Let's keep it level; I need to tell you the truth.