automatically equate

Frequency: 5.02.2 per million words

To equate two things without thought, as if it were an automatic conclusion.

equateADVERB + equate

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Examples (10)

  • People often automatically equate a certain accent with a lack of intelligence.
  • Don't automatically equate high sales figures with long-term success.
  • It's a common mistake to automatically equate quietness with shyness.
  • Many users automatically equate a higher price with better quality, but that's not always true.
  • In the past, society would automatically equate wealth with moral goodness.
  • We must be careful not to automatically equate confidence with competence.
  • A person's physical appearance is often automatically equated with their character.
  • If we're not critical, future generations will automatically equate online influence with real-world importance.
  • Automatically equating dissent with disloyalty is a dangerous path for any democracy.
  • Why do so many people automatically equate artistic talent with a bohemian lifestyle?