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| in·e·qual·i·ty [ ìnnə kwóllətee ] (plural in·e·qual·i·ties) |
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1. difference in status: social or economic disparity between people or groups
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2. lack of equal treatment: unequal opportunity or treatment based on social, ethnic, racial, or economic disparity
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3. state of being unequal: the condition or an instance of not being equal
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4. mathematics statement indicating unequal quantities: a mathematical statement indicating that two quantities are not equal, represented by the symbol <, >, or ≠, meaning less than, greater than, and not equal to. An unconditional inequality is one that is true for all values of a variable, while a conditional inequality is false for some values of a variable.
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5. unevenness on surface: variability or unevenness on the surface of something
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