equaliser
Noun
Meaning
a weight that balances another weight
electronic equipment that reduces frequency distortion
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An action film can have too much action; picture an equaliser on a stereo, with all the knobs pegged at 10. It becomes a cacophony and is, ultimately, quite boring.
Motherhood was the great equaliser for me; I started to identify with everybody.
A 2-1 win over second-placed Inverness, thanks to Louis Appere and Lawrence Shankland strikes either side of a Jordan White equaliser, took the Terrors a huge 21 points clear at the top of the second tier (see video below).
After a good first 45 minutes against Raith – where Dundee lead 1-0 thanks to Charlie Adam’s goal – McGhee felt those standards fell in the 87 as Raith snatched their equaliser.
After that, England resisted Belgium’s pressure impressively although withdrawing De Bruyne after 66 minutes - nearly putting in Yannick Carrasco for an equaliser was his final contribution - helped.
Fulham went 1–0 down, though it ended 1–1 after 90 minutes thanks to a Davies equaliser to force extra time.