equivalency (Meaning)

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equivalency (n.)

Same as Equivalence.

The equivalence of the two equations allowed for a simplified solution.
The exact equivalency of the measurements ensured accurate results in the experiment.
The equivalency of the two candidates' qualifications made it difficult to choose between them.
The principle of equivalency states that two expressions are equal if they have the same value for all permissible values of their variables.
The exact equivalency of the two versions of the software meant they could be used interchangeably without any loss of functionality.
The equivalency of the two theories was demonstrated by the fact that they both predicted the same outcome in a given situation.
The equivalency of the two products meant that consumers could choose either one without sacrificing quality or performance.
The equivalency of the two drugs allowed them to be used as therapeutic alternatives for the same condition.
The equivalency of the two degrees meant that graduates of either program would have the same opportunities for employment.
The equivalency of the two currencies allowed for easy exchange of goods and services between the two countries.

Same as Equivalence.

equivalence, equality, parity,par, similarity, correlation, identity, sameness, similitude, comparability

discrepancy, disagreement, distinction, distinctiveness, disparity, inequality, diversity,inequality, difference, divergence

The equivalence of the two equations allowed for a simplified solution.

The exact equivalency of the measurements ensured accurate results in the experiment.

The equivalency of the two candidates' qualifications made it difficult to choose between them.

The principle of equivalency states that two expressions are equal if they have the same value for all permissible values of their variables.