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equate someone to someone else and equate something to something else to claim that someone is in some manner the same as someone else; to claim that something is in some manner the same as something else. I would equate Tom to Wallywhen it comes to native ability. You cannot equate my car to that jalopy you drive! equate someone or something with someone or something to compare people and things, in any combination. I tend to equate Tom with trouble. I equate the Johnsons with a long boring evening. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It unsettles me when we ourselves imitate the racism of the mainstream media by unequivocally equating hip-hop with drugs, gangs and crime. A further 5 cents rise is forecast this year, equating to a $22,000 loss to average New Zealand dairy farm income. The campaign plays on patriotic sentiments by equating the AOL vs. |
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