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Meanings of compare in English
Synonyms
Examples for "equate"
Examples for "equate"
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So early on, I came to equate my economic security with violence.
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Targeting specific regions can approximately equate the rural and urban immunization rates.
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Or is the case that high ticket prices equate to top-notch sound?
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Ms Coughlan seems to equate our own Irish citizens with foreign immigrants.
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The price would equate to a net yield of 6 per cent.
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You used the verb meaning 'to place among' rather than 'to liken'.
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And I kind of liken it to a really complex red wine.
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He dared to liken the forms of gods to those of men.
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But many liken it rather to a joyous song of love triumphant.
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We liken God to the Sun, which gives us all our life.
Usage of compare in English
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Data synthesis: The effect size was calculated to compare different outcome measures.
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The second aim was to compare these findings with best practice guidelines.
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Polytomous logistic regression was used to compare each case group with controls.
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I will ask each of them a question and compare their answers.
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Randomized trials that compare new drugs with current standard treatments are needed.
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It's interesting to compare the Irish situation with the British festival experience.
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Q&A How do poverty levels in the UK compare with other countries?
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So the researchers wanted to compare how potential patients saw both situations.
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Chi Square was used to compare differences in responses between different groups.
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How does South African stage hypnosis compare to that in other countries?
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How does New Zealand compare internationally as far as refugee resettlement goes?
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Scott, however, said it was too early to compare Koepka to Woods.
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How often did he compare his situation to that of C--now?
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Aims: To compare patients' and healthcare professionals' beliefs and attitudes towards diabetes.
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Asimakopoulos and his colleagues ran into problems trying to compare the studies.
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The easiest way to identify competitive funds is to compare funds side-by-side.
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