equipoise
/ˈɛkwɪpɔɪz/
verb
- To balance or counterbalance; to bring into equilibrium.
- He tried to equipoise his work life and family time.
- The designer equipoised the heavy sculpture with a lighter base.
- The new policy aims to equipoise economic growth with environmental protection.
noun
- A state of balance or equilibrium; equal distribution of weight or force.
- The two parties reached an equipoise of power in the negotiation.
- The gymnast held her pose in perfect equipoise on the beam.
- The ecosystem relies on a natural equipoise between predators and prey.
- Mental or emotional balance; composure.
- She maintained her equipoise even during the stressful interview.
- Meditation helps him restore his equipoise after a long day.
- The leader's equipoise calmed the anxious crowd.
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