equitancy (Meaning)
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equitancy (n.)
Horsemanship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of equitancy
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equitancy Sentence Examples
- The equitancy of the judge's decision was lauded by both sides of the case.
- The employer was known for his equitancy in treating all his employees fairly.
- The foundation was established to promote equitancy and justice for marginalized communities.
- The government's equitancy policy ensures that all citizens receive equal access to public resources and services.
- The peace treaty aimed to create an equitancy in the distribution of land and resources between the warring factions.
- The organization's equitancy program provides scholarships and educational opportunities to students from diverse backgrounds.
- The athlete was disqualified for breaking the rules, demonstrating that the competition values equitancy above individual achievement.
- The new voting system introduced equitancy by eliminating gerrymandering and ensuring that every citizen's vote has equal weight.
- The community center offers equitancy-based programs aimed at empowering disadvantaged individuals and fostering social cohesion.
- The company's diverse hiring practices reflect its commitment to equitancy and the belief that a more diverse workforce leads to better decision-making.
FAQs About the word equitancy
Horsemanship.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The equitancy of the judge's decision was lauded by both sides of the case.
The employer was known for his equitancy in treating all his employees fairly.
The foundation was established to promote equitancy and justice for marginalized communities.
The government's equitancy policy ensures that all citizens receive equal access to public resources and services.
