Capacity of being likened or compared; relation between things such as admits of their being compared; comparable condition or character. (Always…

Equality; the fact or state of being equal, on equal terms, on an equal footing, etc.

Equality or rank, status, or excellence. Also: a person or thing of equal rank or status, a peer.

Equality of force, power, or signification.

Equality. rare.

The condition of being equal in quantity, amount, value, intensity, etc.

The action of comparing, comparison, n.

equality.

The state or fact of being equal in magnitude, number, condition, etc.; = equality, n. 1 2.

= equivalence, n. 1.

Equality, parity. Obsolete. rare.

The condition of being equivalent; equality of value, force, importance, significance, etc.

Want of difference in nature or character; substantial equality or equivalence. Now rare.

Equality. In later use: spec. equality as established by a sum of money, etc., given in compensation after a division of property into parts of…

The state or condition of being coequal.

Equality. Obsolete.

abstr. an equal n. a state of equality; an equal footing. Obsolete exc. dialect.

The result of being made equal, balanced or commensurate; equivalence; exact correspondence; (also occasionally concrete) an equivalent…

Equality in amount or extent; equivalence in size, number, etc. Also: an instance of this.

Equality.

Equivalence in signification, authority, efficacy, virtue, etc. Cf. equipollence, n. 1.

Equivalence.

= equality, n. (in 14th cent. with sense ‘equanimity’).

Military garb, uniform, accoutrements, trappings. Obsolete.

Parity, equality, likeness.

universal equality or levelling.

Parity, equality. Now rare.

The state of being exactly equal.

Equality or equal distribution of weight; a condition of perfect balance or equilibrium. in immaterial things; esp. intellectual, moral, political…

The condition of being equally powerful.

Equivalent value spec. applied to strategy based on the attacking of civilian targets.

Exact correspondence in extent or scope; equality; commensurability. Obsolete.

Commensurable quality or state.

A state of equality. Obsolete. rare.

In political contexts (alluding to the French Revolutionary slogan ‘liberté, égalité, fraternité’): equality (see equality, n. 2a).

The condition of being the peer or equal of another; equality.