Obs. In 7 æquiparate, equiparat. [f. L. æquiparāt- ppl. stem of æquiparāre: see EQUIPARABLE.] trans. a. To reduce to a level; to level. b. To regard or treat as on the same level.
1632. Vicars, Æneid, xii. King Latines throne this day I’le ruinate And houses tops to th’ ground æquiparate.
1671. [R. MacWard], True Non-conf., 163. Then you may equiparat them in the point of abuse.
