matched
- adjective
- /mætʃt/
- But I'm sorry guys, they really are very evenly matched even though they're not equal.
But I'm sorry guys, they really are very evenly matched even though they're not equal.
- But I'm sorry guys, they really are very evenly matched even though they're not equal.
Examples
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The nomads and their Persian foes were evenly matched, both peoples being brilliant Archers.
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The boxers were matched in terms of strength, resulting in a closely contested fight.
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No, no doubt we're matched on that for sure.
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The two teams are evenly matched, making the championship game exciting for the fans.
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In this chess match, the players are so skilled that they are perfectly matched against each other.
Synonyms
The same in amount, value, or score
Antonyms
How Matched
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Matched comes from an old idea of a match as a 'mate' or equal opponent, the kind of pair you choose for a fair contest. So if two players are matched they are evenly 'paired' in skill and strength.