Equally. In an equal degree or proportion; to an equal extent. Sometimes followed by as. Now rare.

Equally. In equal measure or degree. Frequently in comparisons, often with as or (in early use) so. Cf. just, adv. 2b. Obsolete.

Equally. In equal divisions or parts. Chiefly U.S. in later use.

equally, evenly; with even judgement or temper.

To the full, fully, out and out, thoroughly; quite, just (in later use esp. in comparative expressions with as). Obsolete.

Without complement. Cf. alike, adv., ylike, adv. 1. Modifying an adjective or adverb: to the same degree or extent; equally. Cf. alike, adv. 1. Now ar…

Equally, in the same degree with.

Apparently an obsolete variant of even, adv. prep.

As a modifier: exactly, precisely; actually; very closely. Also (now archaic) even just (cf. even, adv.… Of degree and comparison, modifying as or so…

With the temporal sense weakened: In one and the same act, position, condition, circumstances, manner, degree; equally, both.

in equal measure: to the same extent. Also †upon the same measure (rare).

quasi-adv. Equally. Obsolete.

To an equal degree or extent; as much in one case as in another. Const. with; sometimes as.

In a coequal manner or degree.

Equally; to the same extent. Obsolete. rare.

In an equal or like degree, likewise. Obsolete.

To an equal extent, doubly; in an identical degree.