Definition of Equitable

characterized by equity or fairness; just and right; fair

Examples of Equitable in a sentence

Both sides agreed to try to find an equitable compromise that would please everyone.  🔊

Even though not every argument reached an equitable conclusion, their marriage lasted for almost 63 years.  🔊

With each generation we get just a little closer to achieving an equitable society for all people.  🔊

Public schools are designed to provide an equitable education to all students, regardless of their background.  🔊

In blended families, parents must try hard to have an equitable relationship with all children, not just the ones who share the same DNA.  🔊

There is no way you can be equitable in your hiring policies if you continue to employ your wife’s relatives.  🔊

Despite Miss Shelly’s efforts to teach the toddlers in her class to be equitable in playing with the toys, Tommy and Nathan never wanted to take turns.  🔊

The arbitrator could foresee no equitable outcome in the feud between the two sides.  🔊

If you take an equitable approach to meeting new people, you could be rewarded with lasting friendships.  🔊

There is no equitable allocation of natural resources, and some areas of the globe suffer because of the greed in other places.  🔊

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