even

Definition:
Used to emphasize something unexpected or surprising.
To make the comparison stronger.
Smooth, level and flat.
Equal or the same for each person, team, place, etc.

Use 'even' in a sentence:

• 1. They were too spiritless even to resist.
• 2. I'm too tired even to think.
• 3. Each time this initial memory trace is replayed, it becomes even stronger.
• 4. Normal forgetting may even be a safety mechanism to ensure our brain doesn't become too full.
• 5. I've never heard him even raise his voice.
• 6. Even at school, he showed he had an instinct for business.
• 7. What Barth wrote decades ago is even truer today.
• 8. Even his praise is double-edged.
• 9. Even the poor have their pride.
• 10. She can't even change a nappy.
• 11. On television he made an even stronger impact as an interviewer.
• 12. On such a hot day, even water was nectar.
• 13. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 are all even numbers.
• 14. The industry may have to slim down even further.
• 15. I'll get even with you for this, just you wait.
• 16. Half the time you don't even listen to what I say.
• 17. Cynthia is not ashamed of what she does, even if she ends up doing something wrong.
• 18. He never even opened the letter.
• 19. Even a child can understand it.
• 20. She didn't even call to say she wasn't coming.
• 21. I'll get there, even if I have to walk.
• 22. You need an even surface to work on.
• 23. It was cold there even in summer.
• 24. Even in small companies, computers are an essential tool.
• 25. The two players were pretty even.
• 26. Children do not learn at an even pace.
• 27. Our scores are now even.
• 28. We even use muscle when we open and close our eye.