evener
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More level than something else
- adjective
- /ˈiːvənər/
:
más nivelado
- The surface of the table is evener after sanding it down.
Examples
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She preferred a haircut that made her hair look evener in length.
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For better grip, choose shoes with evener soles.
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But on men, I like a little bit more evened out thigh to calf ratio.
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But on men, I like a little bit more evened out thigh to calf ratio.
Synonyms
flat
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Level and even without parts higher or lower
is used to compare, meaning smoother or less sloped than something else
even
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Flat and level in shape, position, or timing
is used to compare, meaning more regular or smooth than something else
level
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Having a flat surface
is used to compare, meaning more horizontal than something else
Antonyms
How Even
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word evener comes from even meaning 'level' and the ending -er which makes 'more'. So evener means 'more level' or smoother than something else.