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Meanings of equally true in English

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Usage of equally true in English
1
With Yeats, every statement and its opposite tend to be equally true.
The Irish Times
2
This is equally true of the Boy Scouts in Belgium and France.
With the Allies
3
That is true; but it is equally true of physical theories generally.
Darwiniana; Essays and Reviews Pertaining to Darwinism
4
This first law is equally true when we employ the synodical elements.
Biographies of Distinguished Scientific Men / First Series
5
This, at the time, seemed equally true to the young girl herself.
An Original Belle
6
What is true of competitiveness is equally true of love of power.
Proposed Roads to Freedom
7
What he says of revolutions is equally true of all great disturbances.
Thoughts on the Present Discontents, and Speeches
8
If our dogmas are all equally true, they are not equally important.
Emile
9
His comic characters are equally true, various, and profound, with his serious.
Characters of Shakespeare's Plays
10
This is equally true, too often, of its attitude to our linguistic heritage.
The Irish Times
11
But it is equally true that he simply loved an old-fashioned, toe-to-toe dustup.
The Guardian
12
The same is equally true of the quietly spoken Italian himself.
The Guardian
13
This is equally true both of the pictographic and the linear Aegean systems.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
14
Now what is true of crime is equally true of all social problems.
Sociology and Modern Social Problems
15
What I have said about the Germans is equally true about the Magyars.
Peaceless Europe
16
And to a great extent it is equally true of the righteous man.
A Forgotten Hero / Not for Him
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Equally true through the time
Equally true across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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