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Definition even in British English

even adjective

adjective
/ˈiːv(ə)n/
1

flat and level, without any holes or raised areas

Example

the smooth even surface of the snow

Example

The table kept wobbling because the floor wasn't quite even.

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smooth flat level
2

not changing much in rate, level, or amount

Example

The room should be kept at an even temperature.

Example

He was perfectly relaxed, and his breathing was quiet and even.

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unchanging firm rigid
3

equal in amount

Example

the need for a more even balance between work and recreation

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sheer underlying quantifiable
3.1

involving two people or groups who are equal in ability, skill, or achievement

Example

The first half of the game was a good even contest.

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another equal equivalent
4

similar in size and arranged in a level line with equal spaces between

Example

She smiled, showing her small even teeth.

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broken candy-striped checked
Example

'I think you are mistaken,' Theresa said, in an even tone.

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calm relaxed cool
6

an even number can be divided exactly by two. For example 2, 4, and 6 are even numbers.

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annualized average binary
Definition even in British English

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Words related to even:

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