level
/ˈlɛvəl/Definitions
1. noun
a position or standard in relation to which amounts, degrees, or other magnitudes can be measured or assessed
“The new apartment is on the third level of the building.”
2. noun
a surface or plane that is horizontal or nearly horizontal
“The level of the lake was below the surrounding land.”
3. noun
a stage or position in a series
“She had reached a new level of expertise after years of practice.”
4. verb
to bring or put something to a specified position or standard
“The builder had to level the ground before building the new house.”
5. verb
to bring something to a state of equality or uniformity
“The teacher had to level the difficulty of the questions for the students.”
6. verb
to bring or put something to a specified position or standard in relation to a particular subject or activity
“The musician had to level her voice to reach the audience.”
7. adjective
having a perfectly horizontal surface or plane
“The level ground made it easy to walk.”
8. adjective
having a specified standard or degree
“The level of noise in the nightclub was too high.”