Equalling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EQUALLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EQUAL, to make equal
• be the same as in number or amount
• match or rival in performance or extent
• be equivalent to
NOUN:
• a person or thing that is the same as another in status or quality
ADJECTIVE:
• being the same in quantity, size, degree, or value
• (of people) having the same status, rights, or opportunities
• uniform in application or effect; without discrimination on any grounds
• evenly or fairly balanced
• having the ability or resources to meet (a challenge)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be equal to
• a present participle of equal

Words related to EQUALLING

equal14 equaled17 equaling18 equalled18 equals15

How to use EQUALLING in a sentence

• It is, unfortunately, not very hardy, probably in that respect not even equalling the parent plant.
• It was a magnificent Alpine landscape, more glowing and rich than Switzerland, yet equalling it in all the loftier characteristics of mountain scenery.
• We have necessarily consumed much time in relating these events, the pen not equalling the activity of the thoughts.
• Such are the Tree-Grasses, which form impenetrable forests, equalling some of the Fir woods of the North in extent, if not in beauty and grandeur.
• Anthony as equalling Minneapolis as a place of residence in point of health.
• They read with much fluency and distinctness, equalling white boys of the same age anywhere.
• His works have been sought by foreigners with an avidity equalling, nay, almost exceeding, that with which they have been received among us.
• Beyond the great hall was probably a domed chamber, equalling it in width, and opening upon a court, round which were a number of moderate-sized apartments.
• The bulk of the troops were footmen, the proportion of the horse probably never equalling one third of a mixed army.
• Its defensive strength is immense, equalling that of Switzerland before military roads were constructed across the High Alps.
• In no park or artificially laid out grounds, would it be possible to find any thing equalling these natural shrubberies in beauty and symmetry.
• But the plan proposed would create a constant demand, equalling and often exceeding the supply.
• Merit and quality count, and while hosts of imitators have sprung up, none have ever come near equalling our product.
• The whole nearly equalling thirty-seven millions and a half sterling.
• And thus he had, during some years a real prospect of attaining the monarchy of Europe, and of exceeding the empire of Charlemagne, perhaps equalling that of ancient Rome.
• Bringing away a few workmen, he gave them much more instruction, and at last succeeded, not perhaps in equalling, but certainly in rivalling the ancient productions.
• Her impulse in visiting him had hoped for an interest equalling her own.
• His second stroke was more successful, nearly equalling hers.
• The price of labour is at present very low, and is still further declining in consequence of the demand for it not equalling the supply.
• There are several others of this species near to the one I have described, of very large growth, which apparently are sound, but not equalling it in size.
• Hay computed from this the number of persons in New Zealand now who have, or have had, syphilis to be 1,320 x 25, equalling 33,000, or 1 to every 38 of the population.

Similar words containing EQUALL without suffix ing

equally19 equalled18 coequally23 unequally21 unequalled20

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