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N. Justice, fairness; i.e, equal treatment
(By extension, stocks in the financial markets are equities, and the value of your home or other property over and above the amount of the mortgage you owe is your equity in it.)
Adj.: Equitable |
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N. Injustice, unfairness
Adj.: Inequitable |
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N. sin or vice, or an egregiously immoral act; wickedness, sinfulness
Adj. Iniquitous |
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| Adj. characterized by iniquity. wicked, sinful |
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N. when day and night are of equal length.
Adj. equinoctial |
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| Adj. of or relating to equal day and night. Happening at or near the time of an equinox |
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N. "equal mind" Mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper especially in a difficult situation.
Ex: Maintain your equanimity, your evenness of temper, your composure, your coolness or calmness. |
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| N. A person of equable temperament is characteristically calm, serene, unflappable, even-tempered. |
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| N. "equal balance" is a state of physical balance, especially between opposing forces. |
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| N. a professional tightrope walker. A performer successfully defying the law of gravity (when sober) by balancing on a thin overhead wire. |
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N. is someone on a horse
Adj. referring to horseback riding, as an equestrian statue; |
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Adj. is like a horse, as in appearance or characteristics, or descriptive of horses.
N. a horse or other member of the horse family |
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| Adj. Open to more than one interpretation; ambiguous. Uncertain or questionable in nature. |
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| Adj. (esp. of a person or speech) Vehement or clamorous |
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