Pronunciation: /ɪˈnɛkwəti/
noun a lack of fairness or justice; an unfair situation
A1 Inequity in the workplace can lead to unhappiness among employees.
A2 The government is working to address the inequity in access to healthcare.
B1 There is a growing awareness of the inequity in educational opportunities for students from different socio-economic backgrounds.
B2 The study highlighted the inequity in pay between male and female employees in the company.
C1 The report detailed the systemic inequity in the criminal justice system.
C2 The organization is committed to addressing the inequity in representation within its leadership team.
adjective inequitable (related to or characterized by inequity)
A1 The inequity in access to education is a major issue in many countries.
A2 There is inequity in the distribution of resources among different communities.
B1 The government is working to address the inequity in healthcare services.
B2 The company's policies aim to reduce inequity in pay and promotion opportunities.
C1 The study highlighted the systemic inequity in the criminal justice system.
C2 The report exposed the deep-rooted inequity in access to legal representation.
formal The study highlighted the inequity in access to healthcare services among different socioeconomic groups.
informal It's not fair how there's so much inequity in the distribution of resources in our community.
slang The inequity in pay between men and women is just not cool.
figurative The artist used contrasting colors to represent the inequity between light and darkness in the painting.
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