Balanced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALANCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BALANCE, to have equal weight or power
• put (something) in a steady position so that it does not fall
• remain in a steady position without falling
• offset or compare the value of (one thing) with another
• counteract or equal the effect or importance of
• establish equal or appropriate proportions of elements in
• compare debits and credits in (an account) so as to ensure that they are equal
• (of an account) have credits and debits equal
NOUN:
• an even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady
• the ability of a boat to stay on course without adjustment of the rudder.
• a situation in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions
• mental or emotional stability
• the relative volume of various sources of sound
• harmony of design and proportion.
• an apparatus for weighing, especially one with a central pivot, beam, and two scales.
• the zodiacal sign or constellation Libra.
• a counteracting weight or force.
• the regulating device in a clock or watch.
• a predominating amount; a preponderance
• a figure representing the difference between credits and debits in an account; the amount of money held in an account
• the difference between an amount due and an amount paid
• an amount left over.
ADJECTIVE:
• having weight equally distributed
• being in a state of proper equilibrium
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to weigh

Words related to BALANCED

balance11 balances12 balancing14

Words that contain BALANCED

imbalanced17 rebalanced15 unbalanced15 misbalanced18 outbalanced16 equibalanced26 overbalanced20 counterbalanced22

How to use BALANCED in a sentence

• But that friend whose steady eye had balanced Elsie was already sick at heart, for she knew that never more must she rely upon this girl who came with her from Domremy.
• Their number, only two originally, was increased to four, by which their power was balanced and broken.
• Their fortunes appearing nearly balanced, and the fuel of dissension being consumed by a continual and bloody war of thirteen years, an accommodation was proposed and accepted.
• The carts and vehicles are usually balanced in the centre upon two wheels, which diminishes much of the pressure upon the horse.
• The result will be more like a dream than a well balanced mental planning.
• Its simple front, its neatly balanced windows, curtained with white, gave it an air of comfort and tranquillity.
• A revolving fluid will continue to change its shape, till it attains that in which its principles of contrary motion are balanced.
• Now the same balanced form is necessary for the preservation of a revolving solid.
• Curiosity and consternation were equally balanced in the minds of the red men.
• Secondly, distinct contemporary thinkers or sects may give expression to their various views in literary productions of the same date and possessing a balanced authority.
• The weight of an enormous head, on the top of which his grey wig seemed to be balanced rather than fitted, bowed him as he moved.
• The evidences in favor of and against its acute smelling powers are singularly balanced.
• The success of the French in Catalona, Flanders, and the West Indies, was balanced by their disappointment in Poland.
• They were just the ordinary canoe and they weighed nearly one hundred pounds and were badly balanced.
• For most of the places from ten to fourteen candidates were named, and when these were reduced to two, nearly equally balanced in popular favor, the voting became very spirited.
• The Spaniards proved much the better marksmen, but the greater numbers of the Turks, and reinforcements received from an accompanying vessel, balanced this advantage.
• From him the people might expect and would get a balanced and polished oration.
• In Castile, the people, as representatives of the cities, had, from, early ages, obtained seats in the Cortes, and so in some measure balanced the power of the aristocracy.
• Her face was round and rosy, but so delicately cut and balanced, it affected him with a thrill of delight.
• This is described as being an iron tower seventy-five feet high, across which a great beam of iron is balanced.
• Aim to secure balanced, symmetrical activities for your class.
• He had recently balanced his books and had found that he had cut into his last five thousand dollars.

Similar words containing BALANC without suffix ed

balance11 balancer12 balances12 balancers13 balancing14 imbalance15 rebalance13 unbalance13 balancings15 imbalanced17 imbalances16 misbalance16 outbalance14 rebalanced15 rebalances14 unbalanced15 unbalances14 balanceable17 equibalance24 misbalanced18 misbalances17 outbalanced16 outbalances15 overbalance18 rebalancing16 unbalancing16 equibalanced26 equibalances25 microbalance20 misbalancing19 outbalancing17 overbalanced20 overbalances19 equibalancing27 microbalances21 overbalancing21 thermobalance22 counterbalance20 thermobalances23 counterbalanced22 counterbalances21 counterbalancin21 counterbalancing23

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