leveller

The products are widely used in dry mortars like self leveller compounds, tile adhesives, tile grouts and repair mortars.

The leveller in the group always makes sure everyone has an equal opportunity.

He is known as a leveller because he treats everyone the same.

She is a leveller in the workplace, advocating for fair treatment for all employees.

The leveller in the family always mediates conflicts and ensures fairness.

As a leveller, she believes in equal opportunities for everyone regardless of their background.

The leveller in the team is always striving to create a level playing field for all members.

He acts as a leveller in the community, advocating for social justice and equality.

The leveller in the classroom ensures that every student has an equal chance to participate and succeed.

She is seen as a leveller in the industry, pushing for gender equality and diversity.

The leveller in the organization works to eliminate discrimination and promote inclusivity.

He warned that " the original social leveller" , the education system, may now " perpetuate intergenerational class stratification" .

If I'm using the actual word about the leveller... as I mentioned before, there was quality, amount, number, rate, etc.

They exist to fill gaps, to lubricate debate and to act as a conversational leveller between a novice ...and an expert.

Amount - lower, quality - lower, rate - lower, rank - lower; not less, because these are levellers, basically, we're talking about.

It is hard to imagine a privilege more likely to spark rebellion than a ruling class that hoards age-treatments to escape the great leveller.

Newspapers unsparingly denounced " trade union politicians" as " demagogues, " " levellers, " and " rag, tag, and bobtail" ; and some of them, deeming labor unrest the sour fruit of manhood suffrage, suggested disfranchisement as a remedy.