equipoise
ˈɛkwɪˌpɔɪz
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Definition of equipoise - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
equal footingRarebalance of forces or interestsRare
  • The treaty restored equipoise between the two nations..
equilibrium stasis
2.
balanceRareequality in distribution or proportionRare
  • The artist achieved equipoise in the composition.
balance equilibrium stability

Verb

1.
balanceintr.Raremaintain stability or equilibrium in a situationintr.Rare
  • The leader equipoised the team's dynamics during the project.
balance poise stabilize
2.
weight balancetr.Rareoffset weight or force to achieve balancetr.Rare
  • The engineer equipoised the structure with additional supports.
balance counterbalance stabilize
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Origin of equipoise

Latin, aequus (equal) + pondus (weight)

Examples of equipoise in a sentence

  • There was a sense of equipoise in the debate.
  • The sculpture's equipoise made it visually appealing.
  • In yoga, achieving equipoise is essential for balance.
  • She equipoised her emotions to stay calm under pressure.
  • The artist equipoised colors to achieve a perfect blend.
  • She equipoised the seesaw by adding weight to one side.

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  1. French:équilibre, équilibrer, ...
  2. German:Gleichgewicht, stabilisieren, ...
  3. Italian:equilibrio, equilibrare, ...
  4. Spanish:equilibrio, equilibrar, ...
  5. Portuguese:equilíbrio, equilibrar, ...
  6. Chinese:平衡, 稳定, ...
  7. Japanese:均衡, 均衡させる, ...
  8. Arabic:تَوَازُن, وَازَنَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֵזוּן, לִשְׁמוֹר עַל אִיזּוּן, ...
  10. Russian:равновесие, поддерживать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рівновага, збалансувати, ...
  12. Hindi:संतुलन, संतुलित करना, ...
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