Even — synonyms, even antonyms, definition

1. even (o)

additionally also as well completely fully in addition indeed just likewise moreover plus quite still too truly verily

2. even (a)

balanced calm commensurate composed conforming consistent constant equable equal equitable erect even-tempered exact fair firm fixed flat flush homogeneous horizontal • • •

3. even (Noun)

eve evening eventide nightfall sundown

even (Noun) — The latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall). ex. "he enjoyed the even light across the lake"

day daylight daytime guest night crepuscle crepuscule dusk evenfall fall gloam gloaming nightfall sundown sunset twilight

4. even (Verb)

adjust balance equal equalise equalize equate equilibrate even out face finish flatten grade iron level liken match mate mill pair plane • • •

even (Verb) — Make level or straight. ex. "even the ground"

even (Verb) — Become even or more even. ex. "even out the surface"

even (Verb) — Make even or more even.

alter change change surface modify regularise regularize grade strickle strike even out

5. even (Adjective)

fifty-fifty tied odd uneven

even (Adjective) — Divisible by two.

even (Adjective) — Equal in degree or extent or amount; or equally matched or balanced. ex. "even amounts of butter and sugar" ex. "on even terms" ex. "it was a even split" ex. "had a even chance" ex. "an even fight"

even (Adjective) — Being level or straight or regular and without variation as e.g. in shape or texture; or being in the same plane or at the same height as something else (i.e. even with). ex. "an even application of varnish" ex. "an even floor" ex. "the road was not very even" ex. "the picture is even with the window"

even (Adjective) — Symmetrically arranged. ex. "even features"

even (Adjective) — Occurring at fixed intervals. ex. "the even rhythm of his breathing"

even (Adjective) — Of the score in a contest. ex. "the score is even"

evenness invariability

6. even (Adverb)

yet

even (Adverb) — Used as an intensive especially to indicate something unexpected. ex. "even an idiot knows that" ex. "declined even to consider the idea" ex. "I don't have even a dollar!"

even (Adverb) — In spite of; notwithstanding. ex. "even when he is sick, he works" ex. "even with his head start she caught up with him"

even (Adverb) — To a greater degree or extent; used with comparisons. ex. "looked sick and felt even worse" ex. "an even more interesting problem"

even (Adverb) — To the full extent. ex. "loyal even unto death"