Sentence examples for is equate from inspiring English sources
verb
To consider equal, to state as being equivalent.
The last thing I want to do is equate the very real emotional consequences of my last relationship to the plot of a video game.
The second best-rated lotion sunscreen is Equate Sport Lotion SPF 50 Sunscreen, and it's only $5. None of the top-recommended sunscreens were so-called all-natural or mineral sunscreens.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios SPF 60 Melt-In Sunscreen Milk was rated the best all-around sunscreen by Consumer Reports, but it checks out at around $36. Instead, the second best-rated lotion sunscreen is Equate Sport Lotion SPF 50 Sunscreen, and it's only $5.
Freedom is equated with chaos.
Elsewhere, sex is equated with theft.
"To me, religion is equated with morality.
This is equated with a physical property of the flow.
Handsomeness, or so researchers believe, is equated with competency.
The value of people is equated with their religiosity.
A concrete pit is equated with the Constitution.
The problem, it seems, is equating innovation and invention.
