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Meaning of unequally
unequally (r)
in an unequal or partial manner
unequally (adv.)
In an unequal manner.
unequally Sentence Examples
- The inheritance was distributed unequally among the siblings, with the eldest receiving the lion's share.
- The workload was unequally divided, leaving some employees overwhelmed while others had little to do.
- The burdens of the pandemic were unequally borne, with marginalized communities suffering disproportionately.
- The quality of education was unequally distributed, with some students having access to world-class resources while others struggled in underfunded schools.
- The distribution of wealth was unequally skewed, with a small percentage of individuals controlling the majority of assets.
- The effects of climate change were unequally felt, with vulnerable populations facing greater risks and fewer resources.
- The opportunities for advancement were unequally distributed, with systemic barriers hindering the progress of certain groups.
- The burden of caregiving was unequally divided, with women typically responsible for the majority of unpaid labor.
- The distribution of power was unequally concentrated, with a small elite wielding disproportionate influence.
- The distribution of resources was unequally accessed, with large corporations enjoying preferential treatment while small businesses struggled to compete.
FAQs About the word unequally
in an unequal or partial mannerIn an unequal manner.
differently, otherwise, diversely, unevenly, variously, inversely, oppositely,dissimilarly,conversely, vice versa
equally, equally, also, uniformly, equivalently, also, identically, evenly, equivalently,evenly
The inheritance was distributed unequally among the siblings, with the eldest receiving the lion's share.
The workload was unequally divided, leaving some employees overwhelmed while others had little to do.
The burdens of the pandemic were unequally borne, with marginalized communities suffering disproportionately.
The quality of education was unequally distributed, with some students having access to world-class resources while others struggled in underfunded schools.
