unequal
41unequal — adj. not equal, uneven, disproportionate, disparate; varying in quality, different; not sufficient for …
42unequal — a. 1. Uneven, not alike. 2. Inferior. 3. Disproportioned, ill matched. 4. Irregular, not equable, not uniform. 5. Inadequate, insufficient. 6. (Bot.) Inequilateral …
43unequal — un·equal …
44unequal — [ʌnˈiːkwəl] adj 1) not giving the same treatment or opportunities to everyone, and therefore unfair 2) not the same in amount, number, or size 3) involving one person, team, army etc that is much stronger than another 4) not good enough or… …
45unequal — un•e•qual [[t]ʌnˈi kwəl[/t]] adj. 1) not equal; not of the same rank, ability, etc 2) not adequate, as in amount or ability (usu. fol. by to) 3) persons or things not equal to each other un•e′qual•ly, adv …
46unequal — Not uniform. Los Angeles County v. Ransohoff, 24 Cal.App.2d 238, 74 P.2d 828, 830. Ill balanced; uneven; partial; discriminatory; prejudicial; unfair;not synonymous with inappropriate, which means unsuitable, unfit, or improper. See… …
47unequal voting — These provisions limit the voting rights of some shareholders and expand those of others. Under time phased voting, shareholders who have held the stock for a given period of time are given more votes per share than recent purchases. Another… …
48unequal cleavage — division of the zygote in which the blastomeres about the vegetal pole remain larger than those nearer the animal pole …
49unequal pulse — a pulse in which some of the beats are strong and others weak …
50unequal conjoined twins — see conjoined t s …
