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Meanings of perfect equality in English
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Usage of perfect equality in English
1
No principle is more universally acknowledged than the perfect equality of nations.
2
The members of all three appeared to be upon a perfect equality.
3
Among themselves, at any rate, they were on terms of perfect equality.
4
Throughout the animal and vegetable kingdoms there is perfect equality between the sexes.
5
The boy was on terms of perfect equality with Obed and the Panther.
6
No bridging, no descending; her attitude was that of perfect equality.
7
Another teaching is that there shall be perfect equality between men and women.
8
All, under our system, stand upon the same broad principles of perfect equality.
9
All shall become one with the synthesis, all shall enjoy perfect equality and happiness.
10
Here as perfect equality reigns as in the San Carlos or in the Cathedral.
11
The most perfect equality is preserved; distinction is awarded only to merit and industry.
12
Among these is the perfect equality that should exist in a place of worship.
13
Henceforth the intercourse between the two states would be on terms of perfect equality.
14
We ought ever to maintain the most perfect equality between native and naturalized citizens.
15
Our hearts must be on a footing of perfect equality.
16
You arrive thus, step by step, to a perfect equality between the two armies.
This collocation consists of:
Perfect equality through the time
Perfect equality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common