rebalance
/riːˈbæləns/
verb
- To change the proportions or amounts of something (such as a portfolio, budget, or diet) to restore a desired balance.
- The company needs to rebalance its budget to reduce spending on marketing.
- After the holiday season, she decided to rebalance her diet by eating more vegetables.
- The financial advisor recommended that I rebalance my investment portfolio every year.
- To make something physically balanced again after it has become unbalanced.
- The yoga instructor helped her rebalance her weight on one foot during the pose.
- The mechanic had to rebalance the car's tires after one of them wore unevenly.
- He carefully rebalanced the stack of books on the shelf so it wouldn't fall.
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