inequality
/ɪnˈiːkwəlti/Definitions
1. noun
A state or situation in which different people or groups have different amounts of something, such as money or opportunities.
“The wealth inequality in the country is a major social issue.”
2. noun
A mathematical concept in which two expressions are not equal.
“The inequality y = x^2 + 3x + 2 has two solutions.”
3. noun
A lack of equality or fairness.
“The company’s policies led to inequality in the workplace.”
4. verb
To make something unequal or unfair.
“The government’s policies have been accused of perpetuating inequality.”
5. verb
To have different amounts or degrees of something.
“The new tax law will inequality the burden of taxes among different income groups.”