unequalized
- adjective
- US
:
desigual
- He noticed an unequalized distribution of tasks in the project.
Examples
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The pressure remained unequalized after the valve failed to open.
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The team lost due to unequalized resources among the players.
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The system is unequalized.
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Don't feel unequalized!
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He noticed an unequalized distribution of tasks in the project, which created frustration among the team members.
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The pressure in the system remained unequalized after the valve failed to open, leading to inefficiency.
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The team's performance suffered due to unequalized resources, with some players having far more equipment than others.
Synonyms
23
3.0
Not the same in amount or quality
8
4.6
Not even in the way parts or people are placed
7
2.7
Not equal in strength, with one side clearly stronger
1
4.9
Not changed to fit needs or different conditions
1
4.6
Not equal in chance, treatment or status
Not the same in value, use, or meaning
Not even in look, quality, or amount
A contest where one side is much stronger or more skilled than the other
Given out unfairly so some areas have more political power
Antonyms
How Equal
Surface Forms
Morphology
unequalized = equalized (transparent) = un + equal + ize + ed
The word is formed by negating the participial/adjectival form 'equalized' with the productive prefix 'un-', which is a clear semantic negation.
Etymology
Unequalized comes from the parts un- ('not') + equal ('even') + -ize ('to make'), and you can also think of equalize as 'make equal'. So unequalized literally means 'not made equal', which is why we use it for things that are not balanced or adjusted.