balanced
/ˈbælənst/
verb
- Past tense of balance: kept something steady or in equilibrium.
- He balanced a book on his head while walking.
- The waiter balanced three plates on one arm.
- She balanced her checkbook at the end of the month.
- Past tense of balance: considered or compared the importance of different things.
- The committee balanced the costs against the benefits.
- She balanced her desire for adventure with her need for security.
- He balanced work and family responsibilities carefully.
adjective
- Having different parts or elements in the correct proportions; stable and harmonious.
- She maintains a balanced lifestyle with work, exercise, and rest.
- The report gave a balanced view of the pros and cons.
- A balanced color scheme makes a room feel calm and inviting.
- Being in a state of physical equilibrium; not likely to fall.
- Make sure the load on the truck is balanced before driving.
- He stood on one leg, balanced and still.
- The gymnast stayed perfectly balanced on the beam.
- Fair and impartial; not favoring one side over another.
- The judge gave a balanced decision that satisfied both parties.
- Her balanced approach to parenting helped her children feel heard.
- We need balanced news coverage that presents all viewpoints.
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