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ALL meanings of even

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  • adjective even flat 1
  • adjective even uniform 1
  • adverb even including: extreme case 1
  • adjective even equal in quantity 1
  • adjective even sports: tied 1
  • adjective even no fluctuations 1
  • adjective even number: divisible by two 1
  • adjective even people: owe nothing 1
  • adverb even still, yet 1
  • transitive verb even make level 1
  • adjective even level 1
  • adjective even smooth 1
  • abbreviation EVEN equal 1
  • adjective even horizontal 1
  • adjective even equal in measure 1
  • adjective even temper: calm 1
  • adverb even despite 1
  • intransitive verb even become even 1
  • transitive verb even make even 1
  • transitive verb even make smooth 1
  • noun even Flat and smooth. 1
  • adverb even You use even to suggest that what comes just after or just before it in the sentence is rather surprising. 0
  • adverb even You use even with comparative adjectives and adverbs to emphasize a quality that someone or something has. 0
  • phrase even If one thing happens even as something else happens, they both happen at exactly the same time. 0
  • adjective even An even measurement or rate stays at about the same level. 0
  • adjective even An even surface is smooth and flat. 0
  • adjective even If there is an even distribution or division of something, each person, group, or area involved has an equal amount. 0
  • adjective even An even contest or competition is equally balanced between the two sides who are taking part. 0
  • adjective even If you are even with someone, you do not owe them anything, such as money or a favour. 0
  • adjective even If your voice is even, you are speaking in a very controlled way which makes it difficult for people to tell what your feelings are. 0
  • adjective even An even number can be divided exactly by the number two. 0
  • adjective even If there is an even chance that something will happen, it is no more likely that it will happen than it will not happen. 0
  • adjective even level and regular; flat 0
  • adjective even on the same level or in the same plane (as) 0
  • adjective even without variation or fluctuation; regular; constant 0
  • adjective even not readily moved or excited; placid; calm 0
  • adjective even equally balanced between two sides 0
  • adjective even equal or identical in number, quantity, etc 0
  • adjective even (of a number) divisible by two 0
  • adjective even characterized or indicated by such a number 0
  • adjective even relating to or denoting two or either of two alternatives, events, etc, that have an equal probability 0
  • adjective even having no balance of debt; neither owing nor being owed 0
  • adjective even just and impartial; fair 0
  • adjective even exact in number, amount, or extent 0
  • adjective even equal, as in score; level 0
  • adjective even (of a function) unchanged in value when the sign of the independent variable is changed, as in y = z2 0
  • adverb even (intensifier; used to suggest that the content of a statement is unexpected or paradoxical) 0
  • adverb even (intensifier; used with comparative forms) 0
  • adverb even notwithstanding; in spite of 0
  • adverb even used to introduce a more precise version of a word, phrase, or statement 0
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