How Do You Spell EQUALISE?

Pronunciation: [ˈiːkwəlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "equalise" is spelled with two consonants, "q" and "l," sandwiching three vowels, "e," "u," and "i." The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈiːkwəlaɪz/. The first syllable, "e," is pronounced with a long "e" sound, while the second syllable, "qu," is pronounced with a "kw" sound. The third syllable, "a," is pronounced with a neutral "uh" sound, followed by a long "i" sound in the fourth syllable, "li." The final syllable, "ze," is pronounced with a "z" sound.

EQUALISE Meaning and Definition

1. "Equalise" is a verb that refers to the act of making things or circumstances equal or more equal. It signifies the process of ensuring fairness, balance, or parity among different individuals, groups, or entities.

   In the context of social equality, "equalise" implies the elimination or reduction of disparities or inequities in opportunities, resources, or treatment. It involves actions and policies aimed at granting everyone the same rights, privileges, and access to resources, regardless of their background, gender, race, or social status. For instance, measures such as affirmative action, wage equality legislation, or anti-discrimination policies are utilized to equalise opportunities and outcomes for historically marginalized individuals or groups.

   In a mathematical sense, "equalise" is used when modifying equations or expressions to achieve a state of equality. It refers to balancing both sides of an equation, making them equivalent or identical. The process involves performing operations or transformations to manipulate the terms in the equation until the desired result is attained.

   Moreover, in a sporting context, "equalise" is utilized to describe an action that enables a team or player to achieve a point or score that levels the game or competition. It refers to the act of offsetting an opponent's advantage by attaining a state of equilibrium or parity in the match.

   Overall, "equalise" encompasses the act of establishing equality, fairness, or equilibrium across various domains like social justice, mathematics, and sports.

2. To make equal.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for EQUALISE

• wqualise
• squalise
• dqualise
• rqualise
• 4qualise
• 3qualise
• e1ualise
• e2ualise
• ewualise
• eaualise
• eqyalise
• eqhalise
• eqjalise
• eqialise
• eq8alise
• eq7alise
• equzlise
• equslise
• equwlise

Etymology of EQUALISE

The word "equalise" is derived from the Latin word "aequalis" which means "equal" or "even". It entered the English language in the late 16th century, borrowing from the French word "égaliser" which has the same meaning. Over time, the spelling and pronunciation of the word changed to "equalise" in English.

Similar spelling words for EQUALISE

• ECLSS/TCS,
• IGLAS,
• plug-uglies,
• ACLS,
• co-equals,
• equuleus,
• yakless,
• OCLIS,
• icculus.org,
• oculus,
• yokels,
• ikhlas,
• bi-weeklies,
• accueils,
• ackles,
• okaloosa,
• acoelius,
• ACLES,
• 'eglise,
• Aculeous,
• Aquiles,
• aculeus,
• semi-weeklies,
• igloos,
• EKLES,
• eacles,
• aclasia,
• iglus,
• Occllus,
• weekly's,
• Achlys,
• ECOLS,
• wickless,
• Aquilles,
• UGLAS,
• equals sign,
• ECLS-B,
• ICLS,
• wakeless,
• woggles,
• waggles,
• ecclus.,
• aiguilles,
• eclose,
• acoelious,
• eyeglass,
• aguilas,
• AKLIS,
• l\'eglise,
• eggless,
• IGLOS,
• ikelos,
• Weeklies,
• accoils,
• ECCLUS,
• EQUALIS,
• l\'eclisse,
• eccles,
• aglus,
• aegolius,
• ekklesia,
• Occluse,
• IGLES,
• akelas,
• eckels,
• aglass,
• oughlies,
• uglis,
• eagle's,
• Akillios,
• aguiluz,
• equals,
• acaulis,
• acaules-cent,
• EQLS,
• Akillius,
• ECLISS,
• ECLIS,
• EHCLS,
• OCLUS,
• ukulhas,
• accloys,
• EAAGLES,
• oicles,
• UCLES,
• aglossia,
• iglesia,
• agulhas,
• Ecclesia,
• Okkals,
• eglwys,
• wiggles,
• IGLISE,
• EGLS,
• akilisi,
• uglies,
• eglise,
• ecuelles,
• AGAHLS,
• AGLESO,
• aquillius,
• eagleeyes,
• AGLLS,
• yokeless,
• agloos,
• OCCLUS,
• equalizer,
• ECCLIS,
• eccles.,
• ICULOS,
• equalised,
• acoelous,
• agalacia,
• ICGLS,
• wigless,
• Eclisse,
• EGLCE,
• ICULS,
• equaliser,
• Akilles,
• aglossa,
• Aochlesia,
• Acaulose,
• acolous,
• eckles,
• ECCLS,
• ACLSU,
• aequalis,
• AGHLS,
• oakleys,
• egalize,
• ugalis,
• EWCLS,
• EKLS,
• IGLS,
• Ecclesiae,
• Eagles,
• ogles,
• youkilis,
• Acolasia,
• equalize,
• Acaulous,
• equalized,
• egols,
• egoless,
• occulus,
• aclos,
• Euclase,
• wiggle-waggles,
• aigles,
• Eagless,
• ouglies.

Conjugate verb Equalise

CONDITIONAL

I would equalise

you would equalise

he/she/it would equalise

we would equalise

they would equalise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be equalising

you would be equalising

he/she/it would be equalising

we would be equalising

they would be equalising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have equalise

you would have equalise

he/she/it would have equalise

we would have equalise

they would have equalise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been equalising

you would have been equalising

he/she/it would have been equalising

we would have been equalising

they would have been equalising

FUTURE

I will equalise

you will equalise

he/she/it will equalise

we will equalise

they will equalise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be equalising

you will be equalising

he/she/it will be equalising

we will be equalising

they will be equalising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have equalised

you will have equalised

he/she/it will have equalised

we will have equalised

they will have equalised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been equalising

you will have been equalising

he/she/it will have been equalising

we will have been equalising

they will have been equalising

IMPERATIVE

you equalise

we let´s equalise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to equalise

PAST

I equalised

you equalised

he/she/it equalised

we equalised

they equalised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was equalising

you were equalising

he/she/it was equalising

we were equalising

they were equalising

PAST PARTICIPLE

equalised

PAST PERFECT

I had equalised

you had equalised

he/she/it had equalised

we had equalised

they had equalised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been equalising

you had been equalising

he/she/it had been equalising

we had been equalising

they had been equalising

PRESENT

I equalise

you equalise

he/she/it equalises

we equalise

they equalise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am equalising

you are equalising

he/she/it is equalising

we are equalising

they are equalising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

equalising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have equalised

you have equalised

he/she/it has equalised

we have equalised

they have equalised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been equalising

you have been equalising

he/she/it has been equalising

we have been equalising

they have been equalising

I would have equalised

we would have equalised

you would have equalised

he/she/it would have equalised

they would have equalised