1. The act or process of making things equal or the same in quantity, quality, or status.
Usage: Usually plural; refers to multiple instances or contexts of equalizing
2. In sports, a goal or point that ties the score after one team has been behind.
Usage: Common in soccer, hockey, and other competitive sports

Examples

• The equalizations in tax policy aimed to reduce wealth disparities.
• The team celebrated their equalizations in the second half of the match.
• Several equalizations of voting rights occurred throughout the 20th century.
• The soccer player scored two equalizations during the tournament.
• Equalizations in educational funding helped improve schools in poorer districts.
• The referee confirmed the equalizations in the final score.