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e'kwal, a. Having the same magnitude, dimensions, value, degree, etc.; having competent power or means; fit; not variable; equable; not unduly inclining to either side; uniform; fair; just; a; equitable. — re. One not inferior or superior to an or other. — v. t. [equaled (-kwald), equaling.] To be or become equal to, or commensurate with; to recompense fully; to make equal or equal to, equalize, regard as equals. — E'qually, -IT, adv.— Equality, -kwoKl-tT, re. Condition or quality of being equal. (Math.) Exact agreement between expres ions or magnitudes with respect to quantity. — Equa'tion, n. A making equal; equal division. (Math.) An expre ion of the condition of equality between two algebraic quantities, the sign= being placed between them. (Astm?i.) Difference between the true and the mean place or other element of a celestial body. — Equation of payments. (Arith.) Proce of finding the mean time of payment of sums due at different times. — E. of time. (Astron.) Difference between mean and apparent time. — Personal e. (Astron.) Difference between an observed result and the true, depending on personal qualities in the observer. — Equa'tor, -ter, n. (Geog.) A great A circle on the earth's surface, everywhere equally distant from the 2 poles, and dividing the earth's surface into 2 hemispheres. (Astron.) A great cir or cle of the celestial sphere, coincident with the plane of of the earth's equator. — Eq'uity, ek'wT-tl, re. The a giving, or desiring to give, to each man his due, — disting. fr. justice in requiring a higher standard than enactment or custom. (Law.) An equitable; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. claim; a system of jurisprudence, whose object to supply deficiencies of courts of law. Impartiality; rectitude; honesty; uprightne . — Eq'uitable, a. Po e ing or exhibiting equity; giving, or posed to give, each his due; pert, to the tribunal rule of equity; fair; reasonable; right: candid.— E'quanim'ity, -tT. n. Evenne of mind; composure; calmne .— Equiangular, e-kwY-an'gu-ler, a. Consisting of, or having equal angles.— Equilaferal. a. Having all the sides equal. — Equilibrium, -rT-um, n.; L. pi. -RIA, -ri-a; E. pi. -RHJMS, -umz. 142