Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ex-aequo
Adverb
eks-eh-kwuh
Definition
A Latin term meaning ‘equally’, used to indicate that two or more competitors have achieved the same score or standing.
Examples
- The two runners finished ex-aequo in the race, sharing the top spot.
- The judges declared the artworks to be ex-aequo winners of the competition.
- In the final standings, the teams ended ex-aequo, both qualifying for the finals.
Meaning
Ex-aequo signifies that two or more entities are on equal footing or have achieved an equal position, particularly in competitions or rankings.
Synonyms
- Equally
- Jointly
- Equidistant
