equaled
Pronunciation: [ˈikwəld]
Word
Context: "comparison"
(verb) to be the same in amount, value, or quality as something else. When one thing is equal to another, they match perfectly, like when you have two same-sized pieces of cake.
Example
Her score in the math test equaled his score, so they both got the same grade.
Example
His performance this year did not equal last year's success; he did even worse.
Example
Did your final score equal the one you aimed for?
Context: "achievement"
(verb) to achieve or reach the same level of success or achievement as someone or something else. If you worked hard and managed to do just as well as the best player on your team, you have equaled their achievement.
Example
She equaled the record for the most points scored in a game.
Example
He never equaled the achievements of his older sister, who was a star athlete.
Example
Can you equal my fastest time in the race?
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