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Equalization - Law Dictionary Search Results
Equivocal
Literally called equally one thing or the other hence Having two significations equally applicable capable of double interpretation of doubtful meaning
Equipedal
Equal footed having the pairs of feet equal
Equation
A making equal equal division equality equilibrium
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Coextensive
Equally extensive having equal extent as consciousness and knowledge are coextensive
Gry
A measure equal to one tenth of a line
Isentropic
Having equal entropy
Inequidistant
Not equally distant not equidistant
Icosahedral
Having twenty equal sides or faces
Handbreadth
A space equal to the breadth of the hand a palm
Equivalently
In an equal manner
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