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English Idioms :: even
evenness.html - See: BREAK EVEN, GET EVEN, ON AN EVEN KEEL.
English Idioms :: even so
evenness.html - {adv.} Although that is true; nevertheless; still. * /The fire was out, but even so, the smell of smoke was strong./
English Idioms :: evening
evenness.html - See: GOOD EVENING.
English Idioms :: event
evenness.html - See: IN ANY CASE or AT ALL EVENTS, IN ANY CASE also IN ANY EVENT or AT ALL EVENTS, IN CASE or IN THE EVENT, IN CASE OF also IN THE EVENT OF.
Traditional English :: even(1)
evenness.html - adj., adv., & v. --adj.
    (evener, evenest)
    1 level; flat and smooth.
    2 a uniform in quality; constant. b equal in number or amount or value etc. c equally balanced.
    3 (usu. foll. by with) in the same plane or line.
    4 (of a person's temper etc.) equable, calm.
    5 a (of a number such as 4, 6) divisible by two without a remainder. b bearing such a number (no parking on even dates). c not involving fractions; exact (in even dozens).
--adv.
    1 used to invite comparison of the stated assertion, negation, etc., with an implied one that is less strong or remarkable (never even opened [
let alone read] the letter; does he even suspect [not to say realize] the danger?; ran even faster [not just as fast as before]; even if my watch is right we shall be late [later if it is slow]).
2 used to introduce an extreme case (even you must realize it; it might even cost Ь100). --v.
    1 tr. & intr. (often foll. by up) make or become even.
    2 tr. (often foll. by to) archaic treat as equal or comparable.
    even as at the very moment that. even break colloq. an equal chance. even chance an equal chance of success or failure. even money 1 betting odds offering the gambler the chance of winning the amount he or she staked.
    2 equally likely to happen or not (it's even money he'll fail to arrive). even now 1 now as well as before.
    2 at this very moment. even so 1 notwithstanding that; nevertheless.
    2 quite so.
    3 in that case as well as in others. get (or be) even with have one's revenge on. of even date Law & Commerce of the same date. on an even keel 1 (of a ship or aircraft) not listing.
    2 (of a plan or person) untroubled.
    evenly adv. evenness n. [OE efen, efne]
Traditional English :: even(2)
evenness.html - n.
poet. evening. [OE ófen]
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