1. made equal or equivalent in relation to something else
Usage: formal; technical

1. past tense and past participle of coequate; to make equal or equivalent together with another person or thing
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The two variables were coequated in the statistical model.
• The researchers coequated the control and experimental groups before the study began.
• Success and happiness are often coequated in popular culture.
• The coequated values allowed for a fair comparison between the two datasets.
• They coequated the importance of both factors in their analysis.