coequated
/koʊˈikweɪtɪd/
verb
- Past tense of coequate: treated or regarded as equal or equivalent.
- The two proposals were coequated in the final evaluation, receiving the same score.
- Historians have coequated the two leaders' contributions to the peace process.
- The judge coequated the severity of the two crimes when handing down the sentences.
Antonyms
adjective
- Regarded or treated as equal or equivalent.
- The coequated values in the equation made the calculation straightforward.
- In the study, the two groups were coequated for age and income to ensure fair comparison.
- The coequated status of the two departments allowed them to collaborate without hierarchy.