Synonyms for equitably
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1. equitablyadverb

   in an equitable manner

   "the inheritance was equitably divided among the sisters"

   Antonyms:
   inequitably

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1. List of paraphrases for "equitably":

   fairly, equitable, evenly, equally, fair

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1. World Health Organization:

   The vast majority have been administered in high - and upper-middle-income countries, if these doses had been distributed equitably, they would have been enough to cover all health workers and older people globally.

2. Commissioner Sunila Thomas George:

   You would want to make sure that people are treated with regard to their gender identity and treated fairly and equitably.

3. Christopher Boian:

   Everyone knows business as usual is no longer an option, the Global Compact on Refugees is about sharing responsibility more widely, more equitably and more intelligently. It is about delivering results that benefit both refugees and the communities that welcome and integrate them.

4. Stefanie Friedhoff:

   Equity issues that we're seeing for vaccines are the same that we're seeing for testing and that we're seeing for therapeutics, since vaccines are really our best and first response, they are able to reduce disparities if we're able to vaccinate equitably.

5. United States:

   We believe that the bankruptcy court is the best forum in which to implement appropriate procedures to equitably resolve claims and allocate the insurance proceeds among claimants.