Synonyms for Evened up:
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v.
• align
- Allineate
, - adjust
, - coordinate
, - even
, - even up
, - fix
, - make parallel
, - order
, - range
, - regulate
, - straighten
.
• equalize
- Commeasure
, - communize
, - compare
, - democratize
, - emulate
, - equal
, - equate
, - establish
, - handicap
, - level
, - match
, - parallel
, - regularize
, - rival
, - smooth
, - socialize
, - square
, - standardize
, - trim
.
• square
• tie
- balance
, - be even
, - be neck and neck
, - be on a par
, - break even
, - deadlock
, - draw
, - keep up with
, - measure up
, - meet
, - touch
.
• trim
- abbreviate
, - barber
, - blue pencil
, - bob
, - boil down
, - clip
, - crop
, - curtail
, - cut
, - cut back
, - cut down
, - dock
, - edit
, - lop
, - mow
, - pare
, - pare down
, - plane
, - prune
, - put in a nutshell
, - shave
, - shear
, - shorten
, - slice off
, - snip
, - tidy
, - truncate
, - whittle down
.
What are the hypernyms for Evened up?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for evened up?
Antonyms for "evened up" could include terms such as "imbalance," "uneven," "lopsided," or "unequal." Instead of referring to something that has been brought into balance, these terms imply a disparity or lack of alignment. For example, an invoice that has not been "evened up" might be described as "unbalanced" or "out of order." Similarly, a race in which one competitor wins by a significant margin could be said to be "lopsided" rather than "evened up." In each case, the antonyms shift the emphasis from leveling the playing field to highlighting discrepancies or discrepancies.
What are the antonyms for Evened up?
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v.
• align
• equalize
• square
• tie
- detach
, - disconnect
, - fail
, - fall behind
, - go ahead
, - loose
, - loosen
, - lose
, - succeed
, - surpass
, - unfasten
, - unlace
, - untie
.
• trim
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