even in English

adjective

1

flat and smooth.

prepare the site, then lay an even bed of mortar

synonyms: flat, smooth, uniform, featureless, unbroken, undamaged, level, plane

2

equal in number, amount, or value.

an even gender balance among staff and students

synonyms: tied, drawn, level, all square, balanced, neck and neck, even-steven

3

(of a number, such as 2, 6, or 108) divisible by two without a remainder.

The oblique case of an even number had to be put into the subject position so that standard arguments could be used.

adverb

1

used to emphasize something surprising or extreme.

they have never even heard of the US

synonyms: surprisingly, unexpectedly, paradoxically

noun

1

the end of the day; evening.

bring it to my house this even

verb

1

make or become even.

she cut the hair again to even up the ends

synonyms: flatten, level (off/out), smooth (off/out), plane, make uniform, make regular, equalize, make equal, balance, square, standardize, regularize, homogenize

noun

1

a member of an indigenous people of eastern Siberia.

2

the language of the Even, a Tungusic language with about 6,000 speakers, closely related to Evenki.

adjective

1

relating to the Even or their language.

adjective

flat, smooth, uniform, featureless, unbroken, undamaged, level, plane
uniform, constant, steady, stable, consistent, unvarying, unchanging, regular
equal, the same, identical, like, alike, similar, comparable, parallel
tied, drawn, level, all square, balanced, neck and neck, even-steven
even-tempered, balanced, stable, equable, placid, calm, composed, poised, cool, relaxed, easy, imperturbable, unexcitable, unruffled, untroubled, together, laid-back, unflappable
fifty-fifty
level, tied
regular

adverb

still, surprisingly, indeed, not so much as
still, yet, more, all the more
surprisingly, unexpectedly, paradoxically
indeed, you could say, veritably, in truth, actually, or rather, nay
not so much as, hardly, barely, scarcely
still, yet

noun

eve
eve, evening, eventide

verb

flatten, equalize, even out, flush
flatten, level (off/out), smooth (off/out), plane, make uniform, make regular
equalize, make equal, balance, square, standardize, regularize, homogenize
even out
flush, even out, level

Use "even" in a sentence

1. It's an unattractive building, even ugly / ugly even.

2. Although / even though / though Although / even though / though

3. Even pages: Book pages bearing even folio numbers.

4. The second law says you can't even break even.

5. The other men were even worse, even less presentable.

6. Even better.

7. Even you.

8. Worse even.

9. Even unnecessary.

10. Trivial even.

11. We're even.

12. Albeit conjunction even though, though, although, even if, notwithstanding, tho' (U.S

13. Compensate definition: adjust for synonyms: equilibrate, even off, equilibrize, make up, counterbalance, even out, equilibrise, carry, even up, correct

14. It doesn't even have real prunes! Doesn't even keep you regular.

15. Vehvecs can be idiosyncratic, uncooperative, even Antibiont at times even today

16. Even your gait...

17. Even between neighbors.

18. Not even remotely.

19. Even my bosom.

20. And even bigger.

21. Not even loaded.

22. Footsteps even lighter

23. Yeah. Even Bo.

24. Consider us even.

25. Even in death.

26. 10 synonyms for Although: though, while, even if, even though, whilst, albeit, despite the fact that, notwithstanding, even supposing, tho'

27. Even more exciting.

28. Even the Jews.

29. Even our names.

30. Not even close.

31. We're even now.

32. Now we're even.

33. 6 synonyms for Albeit: even though, though, although, even if, notwithstanding, tho'

34. She boldly, unblinkingly, even pugnaciously, wrathfully even, when her bottle was empty.

35. So a2 is even, which implies that a must also be even.

36. Even Consecutive integers are even numbers that follow each other in order.

37. Albeit is a conjunction which means although, even if, though or even though

38. Man, not even close.

39. Guess we're even now.

40. You're not even looking.

41. Even a whirling dervish.

42. The odds are even.

43. That sounds even worse.

44. Not even a little.

45. Might even be fatal.

46. Even he knows that.

47. Even if I'm barefoot...

48. You're not even trying!

49. Albeit is a conjunction that means “even though” or “although.” It can sometimes be used instead of although, even though, or even if

50. He's even here today.