Inequalities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INEQUALITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INEQUALITY, lack of equality
• lack of smoothness or regularity in a surface
• the relation between two expressions that are not equal, employing a sign such as ≠ ‘not equal to’, > ‘greater than’, or < ‘less than’.
• a symbolic expression of the fact that two quantities are not equal.
• difference in size, degree, circumstances, etc.; lack of equality
• the relation between two expressions that are not equal, employing a sign such as ≠ ‘not equal to’, > ‘greater than’, or < ‘less than’.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality of being unequal or uneven; as lack of evenness; social disparity; disparity of distribution or opportunity; the condition of being variabl; changeableness

Words related to INEQUALITIES

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How to use INEQUALITIES in a sentence

• I suppose a man might have made his way up the various knobs, ledges, and inequalities, but it would have required long study and a careful head.
• Even the higher clergy gloried in feudal inequalities, and were selected from the noble classes.
• And further, if it were possible to destroy the inequalities of life, they would soon again return, even with the most boundless liberty.
• We must, finally, strive toward the gradual diminution of the inequalities of capacity, of property, and between ruler and ruled, for to abolish them is impossible.
• We watched the rapid progress of the traveller until he was lost among the distant inequalities of the ice.
• There are many inequalities of rank and condition which put an end to the conjugial love commenced before marriage, 250.
• In the days of sincere democracy the starvation of government and the dislike of all manifest inequalities involved the starvation of higher education.
• Once familiar with these facts, it will not be difficult correctly to appreciate the movement of the glacier and the cause of its inequalities.
• Nevertheless he felt that grave dangers to the safety and the happiness of the people lurked in great inequalities of wealth.
• They make inequalities, out of which grow all the miseries of society, because there is no limit to their avarice, parsimony and cruelty.
• The earth is imperceptibly excavated, the surface settles in, and hence the inequalities we speak of.
• The country is not only quite free from hills or inequalities of any kind, but has scarcely a visible slope.
• The period of one of these inequalities is 273 years, and that of the other is 239 years.
• It is claimed as an advantage for the new method that the pipes adhere closely to the inequalities of the trench, and thus lie firmly on the ground.
• This three-class system of voting results in certain inequalities.
• That is to say that even from a Darwinian point of view all social reforms can readily be justified which aim at diminishing, as Wallace said, inequalities at the start.
• These inequalities in the mathematical notions of different people should make us very cautious about saying that animals cannot count and have no sense of numbers.
• But the inequalities were too great ever to assimilate.
• He assumes a benevolent and all-wise Governor of the world, who will ultimately redress all inequalities, and remedy all outstanding injustice.
• Yet these three things, education, property, and ancestry, are in the front rank of those inequalities in human conditions which democracy would minimize.
• These inequalities have been corrected in several of the States by appropriate legislation, the effect of which is necessarily restricted to the limits of their own territory.
• Inequalities of this character have already occurred, but it is believed that none have happened where the inequality was so great.
• The inequalities and jealousies caused by the rich landed estate of the southern provinces bred ill-feeling all round.
• That these inequalities are observable, and that they are the work of God, will be acknowledged by all who believe the being of a God, and his providential government.
• The inequalities in social conditions were more clearly marked in those times than now.
• All the inequalities must be filled up and levelled, but the snow soon packs solid by the constant friction of the sleigh-runner.
• The inequalities are inequalities of circumstance and not of nature.

Similar words containing EQUALITIE without suffix s and without prefix in

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