equipollent

[ih-kwuh-pol-uhnt]

equipollent Definition

• 1. equal or equivalent in force, power, or meaning
• 2. having equal value or effect

Using equipollent: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "equipollent" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The two arguments were equipollent in strength.

• Example

  The two proposals were equipollent in terms of cost and benefit.

• Example

  The two candidates had equipollent qualifications for the job.

equipollent Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for equipollent

• equivalent
• equal
• identical
• corresponding
• commensurate

Antonyms for equipollent

• unequal
• dissimilar
• disparate

Origins of equipollent

from Latin 'aequipollent-', present participle of 'aequipollere', meaning 'to be equally strong'

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Summary: equipollent in Brief

The term 'equipollent' [ih-kwuh-pol-uhnt] means equal or equivalent in force, power, or meaning. It is often used to describe arguments, proposals, or qualifications that have the same strength or value. Synonyms include 'equivalent', 'equal', 'identical', 'corresponding', and 'commensurate'. Antonyms include 'unequal', 'dissimilar', and 'disparate'.