equivalue Antonyms
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Meaning of equivalue
Webster
equivalue (v. t.)
To put an equal value upon; to put (something) on a par with another thing.
equivalue Sentence Examples
- The value of the two paintings was equivalent, so neither owner was willing to trade.
- The two equations are equivalent, so they have the same solutions.
- The two cars are equivalent in terms of speed and performance, but the red one has a better sound system.
- The two offers were equivalent, so the company had to decide which one to accept based on other factors.
- The two candidates had equivalent qualifications, so the hiring manager had to make a decision based on their experience.
- The two drugs are equivalent in terms of their effectiveness, but the blue one has fewer side effects.
- The two investments are equivalent in terms of risk and return, so the investor chose the one with the lower fees.
- The two companies are equivalent in terms of size and revenue, but one has a stronger brand reputation.
- The two laws are equivalent in terms of their purpose, but one is more detailed and comprehensive.
- The two theories are equivalent in terms of their predictions, but one is more complex and difficult to understand.
FAQs About the word equivalue
To put an equal value upon; to put (something) on a par with another thing.
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The value of the two paintings was equivalent, so neither owner was willing to trade.
The two equations are equivalent, so they have the same solutions.
The two cars are equivalent in terms of speed and performance, but the red one has a better sound system.
The two offers were equivalent, so the company had to decide which one to accept based on other factors.
