disˈequalize, v. rare—0.
[f. dis- 6 + equalize.]
trans. To render unequal. Hence disˈequalizer, one who or that which renders unequal.
| 1847 Lytton Lucretia i. Epil., The mechanic—poor slave of the capitalist—poor agent and victim of the arch disequaliser, Civilisation. |