levelled

VERB

make even

Synonyms

STRONGEST

equalize flatten

STRONG

equate even flush grade lay mow plane press roll smooth smoothen straighten surface

WEAK

even off even out make equal make flat

Antonyms

STRONG

roughen

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

destroy, demolish

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bulldoze devastate drop equalize fell flatten raze ruin wreck

STRONG

down floor ground mow smooth waste

WEAK

bring down knock down knock over lay low pull down tear down

Antonyms

STRONGEST

build construct create raise

WEAK

deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

be honest

Synonyms

WEAK

be above-board be frank be on the up and up be open be straight be straightforward be up-front come clean come to terms keep nothing back talk straight tell the truth

Antonyms

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up turn

VERB

aim, direct

Synonyms

STRONG

address beam cast focus incline lay point slant train turn

WEAK

zero in on

Antonyms

STRONG

ignore neglect take

WEAK

build construct deceive jag lie point away rough up

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levelled

Reducing his number of errors, and winning all 14 points behind his first serve, Sinner levelled the match - but only after withstanding a break point as Kecmanovic continued to probe.

From BBC ● Jun. 29, 2026

Austria's players were accused of "strolling around" until Algeria levelled.

From BBC ● Jun. 28, 2026

Buildings were levelled by the earthquakes and there has been huge demand for aid supplies among those left homeless.

From BBC ● Jun. 26, 2026

In the city of Catia La Mar on Venezuela's coast, Yilsmaris Blanco stared in shock at the scenes of devastation early Thursday after powerful twin earthquakes levelled dozens of buildings.

From Barron's ● Jun. 25, 2026

The front of the new sand-pit was all levelled and made into a large sheltered garden, and new holes were dug in the southward face, back into the Hill, and they were lined with brick.

From "The Return of the King" by J.R.R. Tolkien