Equivalencies [noun]

They further vet choices based on a “high bar for equivalency” and “ease of migration” as determined by the Lighthouse team.

This false equivalency can easily give readers the sense that there really are multiple, legitimate sides in this debate.

I don’t want to engage in false equivalency because I think overall the Republican Party has been more willing to let business have whatever tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks it has wanted.

Table of the Elements, arranged according to their Equivalency.

It is not enough to say that on the principle of equivalency a man is not presumed to intend to pay for a thing until he has it.

But this equivalency can hardly be secured in any other way than by prescribing a series of definite lines of study.

She says that her service inspired her to get her high school equivalency last year.

That no such equivalency is conceivable may be rendered apparent on grounds of Materialism itself.

He is, as the name indicates, it is an equivalent—it's a certification that the man has an equivalency of a high school education.