Words / B1

EEKW-uh-lee/ˈiːkwəli/

Equally means to the same degree, or is used to add a balanced point: equally important; equally, we could wait. Equal is the adjective (already in the dictionary). Also is weaker as a linker. Do not use equally unique (disputed). Both papers equally important in the grade.

Meaning

To the same degree; also used to add a balanced point.

Examples

• “Both papers are equally important in the final grade.”
• “The plan is cheap; equally, it is risky, which is the discourse sense.”

Good to know

equally + adjective; equally important. Adjective: equal. Discourse: equally, = on the other hand. Avoid equally unique. Two exam papers.

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