Definition

Equal in degree or amount; flat and smooth without bumps or irregularities.

Example

The table has an even surface, making it perfect for writing.

Conversation

Hey, did you notice the new shelves are even with the window now?

Yeah, it looks really nice and organized!

I love how they made the room feel more even and spacious.

Definitely! It’s amazing what a little adjustment can do.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

This word is used to emphasize something surprising or to indicate equality or precision in a situation.

Example

Even the smallest details can make a big difference.

Conversation

I can’t believe how cold it is today!

I know, right? It’s even colder than yesterday.

I wasn’t expecting the weather to change this much.

Definition

A term that refers to the period of time at the end of the day, typically when the sun sets and it starts to get dark.

Example

We enjoyed a beautiful even by the lake, watching the sunset.

Conversation

What are your plans for this even?

I was thinking of going for a walk and enjoying the sunset.

That sounds nice! I love how peaceful it gets in the even.

Definition

To make something flat, equal, or level; to remove any irregularities or differences.

Example

She used a ruler to even the edges of the paper.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I need to even out my garden after the storm last week.

That sounds like a big job! Do you need help with it?

Yeah, I could use an extra pair of hands to make it easier to even the soil.

Root Explanation

The word 'even' originates from Old English 'efen', meaning level or equal. It describes a state of being flat or uniform, without variation.

Memory Tip

Think of something that is 'level' or 'equal' — that's what 'even' means.

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