inequalities (Meaning)

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inequalities (pl.)

of Inequality

Economic inequalities persist within society, dividing people into haves and have-nots.
The wealth gap represents a glaring inequality in the distribution of resources.
Racial inequalities in healthcare contribute to health disparities among different populations.
Gender inequalities in employment limit women's opportunities for advancement.
Social inequalities create barriers to education, healthcare, and other essential services.
Income inequalities can lead to economic and social instability within nations.
Inequalities in access to technology hinder digital literacy and participation in the modern world.
Educational inequalities perpetuate a cycle of disadvantage for underprivileged communities.
Inequalities in political power can undermine democratic principles and limit citizen participation.
Addressing inequalities requires comprehensive policies and collaborations to create a more just and equitable society.

of Inequality

disagreement, distinctiveness, disproportion, divergence, disparity, distinctness, diversity, friction, differentiability, distance

correspondence, accordance, accordance,identity, correspondence, agreement, agreement, conformity, parallelism, parallelism

Economic inequalities persist within society, dividing people into haves and have-nots.

The wealth gap represents a glaring inequality in the distribution of resources.

Racial inequalities in healthcare contribute to health disparities among different populations.

Gender inequalities in employment limit women's opportunities for advancement.