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of even date — phrasal : of the same date used especially of letters and documents of even date with the treaty was the protocol J.S.Reeves * * * Law or formal of the same date … Useful english dictionary
even — 1. adj., adv., & v. adj. (evener, evenest) 1 level; flat and smooth. 2 a uniform in quality; constant. b equal in number or amount or value etc. c equally balanced. 3 (usu. foll. by with) in the same plane or line. 4 (of a person s temper etc.)… … Useful english dictionary
even — even1 adjective (evener, evenest) 1》 flat and smooth; level. 2》 equal in number, amount, or value. ↘equally balanced: the match was fairly even. ↘having little variation in quality; regular. 3》 (of a person s temper or disposition)… … English new terms dictionary
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