Equalization ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Equalization ( noun )

1. The act or process of making things equal or equalizing.
2. The process of making differences between things or people less pronounced or eliminated.

Origin:

From late latin aequalisare, from latin aequalis, from aequus ("equal").

Examples:

1. The equalization of taxes helped to distribute wealth more fairly.
2. The equalization of education opportunities helped to reduce social inequality.
3. The equalization of sound levels in a recording makes all instruments audible.
4. The equalization of income helped to reduce poverty.
5. The equalization of playing fields allowed for a more fair competition.

(As a verb)

Equalization ( verb )

1. The act or process of making things equal or equalizing.
2. The process of making differences between things or people less pronounced or eliminated.

Origin:

From late latin aequalisare, from latin aequalis, from aequus ("equal").

Examples:

1. The equalization of taxes helped to distribute wealth more fairly.
2. The equalization of education opportunities helped to reduce social inequality.
3. The equalization of sound levels in a recording makes all instruments audible.
4. The equalization of income helped to reduce poverty.
5. The equalization of playing fields allowed for a more fair competition.