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imparity

[im-par-i-tee]

noun, plural im·par·i·ties.

lack of parity or equality; disparity, difference, or inequality.

Origin:
1555–65; < Late Latin imparitās. See im-², parity¹

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imparity (ɪmˈpærɪtɪ)

—n , pl -ties
	a less common word for disparity

[C16: from Late Latin imparitās, from Latin impar unequal]

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