| political equivalent | 2.63 | It is the political equivalent of night-riding. | ||
| human equivalent | 2.24 | The human equivalent of mad cow disease is fatal. | ||
| modern equivalent | 1.71 | But it is the modern equivalent thereof. | ||
| french equivalent | 1.25 | The Cesar is the French equivalent of the Oscar. | ||
| musical equivalent | 1.25 | I expect the musical equivalent all the time. | ||
| digital equivalent | 1.18 | The digital equivalent of Porsche sunglasses. | ||
| electronic equivalent | 1.18 | Is there an electronic equivalent of the old auto chop shop? | ||
| moral equivalent | 1.18 | They had the moral equivalent of teflon on their soul. | ||
| british equivalent | 1.12 | No British equivalent? | ||
| visual equivalent | 1.05 | New York is already the visual equivalent of cacophony. | ||
| american equivalent | 0.92 | The American equivalent of the Russian bag of rocks is battle-ax. | ||
| functional equivalent | 0.86 | The functional equivalent of foot binding has long been with us. | ||
| literary equivalent | 0.86 | Does he fear the phenomenon has a literary equivalent? | ||
| military equivalent | 0.86 | Fetrow currently is in the military equivalent of the federal witness protection program. | ||
| online equivalent | 0.86 | And there are online equivalents to pen pal clubs. | ||
| russian equivalent | 0.86 | It is the Russian equivalent of a made man in the Mafia. | ||
| exact equivalent | 0.79 | There is no exact equivalent in English for the phrase. | ||
| legal equivalent | 0.79 | Is sex the legal equivalent of treason? | ||
| rough equivalent | 0.79 | An impeachment is the rough equivalent of an indictment. | ||
| culinary equivalent | 0.72 | Pasta is the culinary equivalent of a lifeboat. |