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Definition of «unequal»

The word unequal means not equal or different in value, quality, size, ability, etc. It refers to something that is not fair, balanced or just because it favors one person, group or thing over another. In other words, when people talk about inequality they are referring to the unfair distribution of resources and opportunities which can lead to social, economic and political injustice.

Usage examples

  1. The pay gap between male and female employees is a clear example of unequal treatment in the workplace.
  2. In many countries, access to quality education is greatly unequal, with students from low-income backgrounds having fewer resources and opportunities.
  3. Discrimination based on race or ethnicity leads to unequal access to housing, healthcare, and employment opportunities.
  4. The distribution of wealth globally is highly unequal, with a small percentage of the population owning a majority of the resources.
  5. Unequal power dynamics in relationships can lead to abuse and mistreatment of one partner by the other.
  6. Unequal distribution of resources and opportunities often perpetuates a cycle of poverty in marginalized communities.

Phrases with «unequal»

Sentences with «unequal»

  • Many dogs who injure one knee end up injuring the other one as a result of unequal distribution of weight. (muttkneebrace.com)
  • I'm a bit concerned about Greece because I hear of unequal treatment of people of color. (oneikathetraveller.com)
  • Frick confirms that you do not need to expressly plead s. 5 (6) of the Family Law Act — a claim for unequal division of net familyproperty is not a separate cause of action. (jessicagagne.ca)
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