100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "equivalently"

Definition

The adverb equivalently means in an equivalent manner; in other words, it indicates that two things are equal in value, meaning, or effect. It is often used to express that one statement or concept can be interpreted or understood in the same way as another.

Synonyms

• Similarly
• Likewise
• In the same way
• Correspondingly
• Identically

Antonyms

• Differently
• Unequally
• Contrarily
• Disparately
• Inconsistently

Examples

1. The equation can be solved using algebra; equivalently, it can be approached through calculus.
2. You can say he is happy; equivalently, you could say he is content.
3. The committee approved the budget; equivalently, they endorsed the project.
4. The results indicate that A is better than B; equivalently, B is worse than A.
5. You can express this idea in words; equivalently, you can illustrate it with a diagram.
6. To reach the destination by car takes 30 minutes; equivalently, walking will take about an hour.
7. The two proposals are similar; equivalently, they achieve the same outcome.
8. A 20% discount means you save $20; equivalently, it reduces the price to $80.
9. This method is efficient; equivalently, it minimizes waste.
10. One liter of water weighs about 1 kilogram; equivalently, 1000 milliliters weigh the same.
11. The two paintings depict the same scene; equivalently, they convey the same emotion.
12. You can pay with cash; equivalently, you can use a credit card.
13. The new policy improves productivity; equivalently, it enhances employee satisfaction.
14. His performance was outstanding; equivalently, he was the best in the team.
15. The extra hours at work lead to more income; equivalently, they increase your savings.
16. You can achieve your goals through hard work; equivalently, you can do it with determination.
17. Both teams have equal chances of winning; equivalently, neither has a clear advantage.
18. The temperature can be measured in Celsius; equivalently, it can also be expressed in Fahrenheit.
19. The two recipes yield the same dish; equivalently, they use different ingredients.
20. She could be described as shy; equivalently, she might be seen as reserved.
21. The task can be completed in an hour; equivalently, it takes about 60 minutes.
22. He earned a promotion; equivalently, he received a raise.
23. The company values innovation; equivalently, it prioritizes creativity.
24. You can opt for the vegetarian option; equivalently, you can choose the vegan meal.
25. The symptoms indicate a cold; equivalently, they suggest the flu.
26. The two documents serve the same purpose; equivalently, they provide the same information.
27. You can drive to the store; equivalently, you can take public transportation.
28. The study shows a correlation; equivalently, it suggests a cause-and-effect relationship.
29. The two languages have similar grammar; equivalently, they share many vocabulary words.
30. The event is free to attend; equivalently, there is no admission fee.
31. A higher salary means better living conditions; equivalently, it improves quality of life.
32. The task can be done manually; equivalently, it can be automated.
33. The theories can be applied in practice; equivalently, they are relevant to real-world scenarios.
34. She was elected president; equivalently, she became the leader of the organization.
35. The film received critical acclaim; equivalently, it was well-received by audiences.
36. The two strategies are effective; equivalently, they achieve the desired results.
37. You can invest in stocks; equivalently, you can put your money into bonds.
38. The project deadline is next week; equivalently, it is due on Friday.
39. The results are consistent with previous findings; equivalently, they align with earlier research.
40. Both options are viable; equivalently, they are practical solutions.
41. The new software is user-friendly; equivalently, it is easy to navigate.
42. You can choose to study abroad; equivalently, you can attend a local university.
43. The two routes are equally scenic; equivalently, both offer beautiful views.
44. His explanation was clear; equivalently, it was easy to understand.
45. The two products are comparable; equivalently, they serve similar functions.
46. The budget allows for some flexibility; equivalently, it provides room for adjustments.
47. The committee reached a consensus; equivalently, they all agreed on the decision.
48. The exercise benefits your health; equivalently, it boosts your mood.
49. The two stories share similar themes; equivalently, they explore the same ideas.
50. The meeting is scheduled for 3 PM; equivalently, it will take place in the afternoon.
51. Reading improves vocabulary; equivalently, it enhances communication skills.
52. The two candidates have equal qualifications; equivalently, they are both suitable for the job.
53. You can relax by meditating; equivalently, you can unwind through yoga.
54. The weather is pleasant today; equivalently, it’s a nice day outside.
55. Both paintings are masterpieces; equivalently, they are works of art.
56. The results were confirmed by multiple tests; equivalently, they were validated by various experiments.
57. The team’s performance was impressive; equivalently, they played exceptionally well.
58. The event will occur rain or shine; equivalently, it will proceed regardless of the weather.
59. The two books are bestsellers; equivalently, they are popular among readers.
60. You can learn online; equivalently, you can attend traditional classes.
61. His argument was compelling; equivalently, it was convincing.
62. The two solutions are practical; equivalently, they are effective.
63. The class is engaging; equivalently, it holds students’ attention.
64. The two athletes achieved similar records; equivalently, they performed at comparable levels.
65. The new policy benefits employees; equivalently, it supports their well-being.
66. The concert was a success; equivalently, it was well-attended.
67. The analysis reveals important insights; equivalently, it uncovers key findings.
68. The two dishes are delicious; equivalently, they are both tasty.
69. The software update enhances functionality; equivalently, it improves performance.
70. The book can be read in one sitting; equivalently, it is a quick read.
71. The workshop offers valuable skills; equivalently, it provides useful knowledge.
72. You can connect via email; equivalently, you can reach out through social media.
73. The exercise routine builds strength; equivalently, it increases endurance.
74. The two teams have fierce rivalry; equivalently, they are strong competitors.
75. The research provides substantial evidence; equivalently, it supports the theory.
76. The two products are both effective; equivalently, they deliver results.
77. You can travel by train; equivalently, you can fly to your destination.
78. The two languages are spoken worldwide; equivalently, they are globally recognized.
79. The meal is nutritious; equivalently, it is healthy.
80. The two job offers are comparable; equivalently, they have similar benefits.
81. You can choose to volunteer; equivalently, you can donate money.
82. The two projects are under budget; equivalently, they are cost-effective.
83. The film features an all-star cast; equivalently, it includes renowned actors.
84. The training program is comprehensive; equivalently, it covers all necessary topics.
85. The two events are equally important; equivalently, they both matter significantly.
86. You can cook at home; equivalently, you can dine out.
87. The two websites provide similar services; equivalently, they cater to the same audience.
88. The new policy fosters collaboration; equivalently, it encourages teamwork.
89. The two approaches are innovative; equivalently, they are forward-thinking.
90. You can achieve success through hard work; equivalently, dedication is key.
91. The results are statistically significant; equivalently, they are noteworthy.
92. The two presentations are informative; equivalently, they educate the audience.
93. You can save time by planning ahead; equivalently, you can avoid last-minute stress.
94. The class is interactive; equivalently, it promotes participation.
95. The two options are satisfying; equivalently, they meet expectations.
96. You can express your ideas in writing; equivalently, you can communicate them verbally.
97. The two communities are thriving; equivalently, they are flourishing.
98. The initiative promotes sustainability; equivalently, it encourages eco-friendliness.
99. The two products are environmentally friendly; equivalently, they are sustainable.
100. The two strategies are both valid; equivalently, they are acceptable solutions.