Counterbalanced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNTERBALANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COUNTERBALANCE, to oppose or balance with an equal weight or force
NOUN:
• a factor having the opposite effect to that of another and so preventing it from exercising a disproportionate influence
• a weight that balances another weight
• neutralize or cancel by exerting an opposite influence
• (of a weight) balance (another weight)
ADJECTIVE:
• brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another

Words related to COUNTERBALANCED

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How to use COUNTERBALANCED in a sentence

• A small number of Americans were captured in German raids up to March 10, but the losses inflicted upon the enemy more than counterbalanced those sustained.
• The next day these favorable appearances were more than counterbalanced by fresh evidences of the increasing power of the factious and unscrupulous demagogues.
• But this increase of revenue was for the most part counterbalanced by the increasing expenditure.
• If he should pay a greater amount of duty one year, this would be counterbalanced by a lesser amount the next, and in the end the aggregate would be the same.
• But this is counterbalanced by the peculiar paradoxes which it introduces into philosophy, 116.
• This weight should not be quite sufficient to revolve the drum, it being counterbalanced by the liquid raised in the chambers of the drum.
• But this was counterbalanced by the stimulus which the profits of slave catching gave to wars and raids with all their attendant injuries.
• But the good service thus rendered is far more than counterbalanced by the host of erroneous conceptions which at once arise at the introduction of this luckless term.
• As a general rule the attacking force has a moral superiority over the defensive, but this advantage is frequently more than counterbalanced by other conditions.
• At the same time we urge that this disproportion is to a large degree counterbalanced by the special opportunities we have considered.
• Arrest on suspicion is one of the terrible but necessary powers of which the risk to society is counterbalanced by its immense importance.
• There is no doubt, therefore, that Antonia checked her son, and in his society counterbalanced the influence of his wife.
• By what successes was this disaster counterbalanced? 17.
• Your adversary, you will observe, has the advantage in point of force, but this is counterbalanced by the situation, which enables you to draw the game.
• Both excitable and sleepy by nature, his highly-strung nerves are counterbalanced by his indolence, and there is in the depths of him a Bavarian love of luxury.
• I could hear my own heart beat against my ribs as I sneaked up to that counter-balanced sweep.
• The need of a collective center by which these differences may be counterbalanced and the people of the world be unified is obvious.
• The little dinners, the impromptu teas, the light chatter and general atmosphere of luxury more than counterbalanced any other lack.
• Its gravity was counterbalanced by the next prophecy which gave hope of immediate fulfilment.
• The wool gets full of seed, and it is not the finest quality, but this is counterbalanced by the quantity.
• The result here achieved is constant Unity and constant Variety from almost every point of view, admirably counterbalanced.
• Elsewhere on the satellite, quick calculations were made for the additional weight, and the station was counterbalanced to assure an even orbit around Venus.
• But such defects, assuming that they exist, are more than counterbalanced by advantages which make it a final authority on points that can never again be so fully considered.
• But for every weapon a counter-weapon is usually invented, and every new discovery is apt to be counterbalanced by another.
• Liberty and Necessity, the essence of Deity, counterbalanced, produce equilibrium, 778-l.
• Necessity and Liberty, the essence of Deity, counterbalanced, produce equilibrium, 778-l.
• But if these be thought to be advantages, they are greatly counterbalanced by other advantages enjoyed by other portions of the country.
• The more copious flow in the better conductor was exactly counterbalanced by the resistance of the worse.
• Exceptional advantages on one side are counterbalanced by exceptional advantages on the other.
• The power of the emperor as against the princes was increased, as that of the latter was counterbalanced by the development of free cities.
• The weight in D in now removed to F, and counterbalanced by weights in E.
• The advantage of using mercury is, however, counterbalanced by the difficulty of obtaining it in such large quantities as would be necessary.
• Stopping hastily, as his affection for his chum more than counterbalanced his love for an effective scene, he turned around and hurried to join the others.

Similar words containing UNTERBALANC without suffix ed and without prefix co

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