Cases of word usage

1) to cut or divide (something) into two (usually equal parts) (bisect)

2) a title of European nobility (but not in GB) equal to an earl (count)

3) (to act as) a weight, force, equal to (another) and balancing it (counterbalance)

4) a solid body having six equal square sides (cube)

5) to fail to do or be equal to what is hoped for by (a person) (disappoint)

6) (a person) supporting equal rights, benefits and opportunities for all people (egalitarian)

7) the state of being equal (equality)

8) to make a score equal (equalize)

9) (the region near) an imaginary line around the Earth, or drawn on maps, at an equal distance from the north and south poles (equator)

10) separated by equal distance(s) (equidistant)