equity
/ˈɛkwɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The value or amount of ownership interest in a business or asset.
“The company’s equity rose significantly after the successful IPO.”
2. noun
A sense of justice or fairness.
“She believed in the equity of the judge’s decision.”
3. noun
A quality or state of being fair or impartial.
“The equity of the new policy was widely debated.”
4. noun
The difference between the market value and book value of an asset.
“The company’s equity was calculated to be $100,000.”
5. verb
To treat someone fairly or justly.
“The manager tried to equity the situation and find a solution.”
6. verb
To make something fair or just.
“The new law was designed to equity the playing field.”