even

UK
/ˈiːvən/
US
/ˈivən/
evenadverb
UK
/ˈiːvən/
US
/ˈivən/
Definitions
Used to emphasize something that is surprising.
Everyone danced, even Mick.
Synonyms
evenadjective
evener
Comp.
evenest
Super.
UK
/ˈiːvən/
US
/ˈivən/
Definitions
Level or flat; having a smooth surface without any bumps or irregularities.
The table was even, making it perfect for writing.
Equal in number, amount, or value.
The teams were even in terms of skill, making the match exciting.
Divisible by two without a remainder.
Four is an even number.
Calm and steady in mood or behavior.
She maintained an even temper despite the chaos around her.
An even temperature or rate is regular and does not change very much.
Walking at an even pace, they covered about four miles in the first hour.
Not now owing someone money.
You bring it back to me and we're even.
evenverb
Definitions
Equalize in number or amount.
She evened the score with a last-minute goal.
Make a surface flat and level.
He used a tool to even the ground.
Synonyms
level off
make uniform
smooth out
even out
level out