Meaning of the word "some are more equal than others" in English
What does "some are more equal than others" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
some are more equal than others
US /sʌm ɑːr mɔːr ˈiː.kwəl ðæn ˈʌð.ərz/
UK /sʌm ɑː mɔː ˈiː.kwəl ðæn ˈʌð.əz/
Idiom
a phrase used to describe a situation where some people have more rights or privileges than others, despite claims of equality
Example:
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The law is supposed to apply to everyone, but in this corrupt system, some are more equal than others.
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In that exclusive club, it's clear that some are more equal than others when it comes to service.