Equipoise is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EQUIPOISE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to provide with a counterbalance
• balance or counterbalance (something)
• offset or balance in weight or force
NOUN:
• balance of forces or interests
• a counterbalance or balancing force
• perfect balance
• Equality of weight or force; hence, equilibrium; a state in which the two ends or sides of a thing are balanced, and hence equal; state of being equally balanced; -- said of moral, political, or social interests or forces.
• Counterpoise.
• equality of distribution
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a state of equilibrium

Words related to EQUIPOISE

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Words that contain EQUIPOISE

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How to use EQUIPOISE in a sentence

• Even on the mornings when he felt ill, if he set to work he recovered his equipoise.
• In his mental development, there was an almost absolute equipoise between the imagination and the logical powers.
• In friendship love and respect unite in exact equipoise.
• If the balance be not intrinsically perfect, the equipoise can be maintained only by an agitation of both scales.
• Turner knew that a branch hung across the sun looked at separately was black, but he painted it light to maintain the equipoise of atmosphere.
• It is supposed to be, not a quality, but a condition, or rather an equipoise of qualities and conditions.
• Their power, as well as the importance of their establishments was as yet in equipoise.
• Both struggled for mastery and for the moment without disturbing the equipoise.
• But, such as it is, it arose from a lack of calmness and of that mental equipoise which sails unruffled through a sea of contradiction.
• Angels will hover in the equipoise of indecision while clowns will make up their minds.
• He returned home about midsummer very much improved, but not yet completely restored to a natural mental equipoise.
• The President doubtless considered the incident one of phenomenal strangeness, but it did not in the least disturb his unselfish judgment or mental equipoise.
• This will bring their conduct, at regular periods, under revision and probation, and may keep them in equipoise between the general and special governments.
• Man is an animal with more equipoise and self-direction.
• It is the reward of qualities, it gives no more than it gets, it exists by an equal equipoise of service.
• If this equipoise is disturbed its obligations are dissolved.
• The conclusion is inevitable that he kept himself in equipoise, and fell at last, as men without convictions usually do, upon the stronger side.
• Thus arranged, the universal law of Equipoise is three times exemplified.
• The Divine Wisdom limits by equipoise the Omnipotence of the Divine Will or Power, and the result is Beauty or Harmony.
• Apparently and to our human reason antagonistic, the same Reason is not incapable of comprehending how they can be in equipoise.
• The same Harmony results from the equipoise of Necessity and Liberty.
• Equipoise of Necessity and Liberty can not be understood by Reason, 848-l.
• Harmony the result of the equipoise of Necessity and Liberty, 848-l.
• One of the greatest men of the society was Sim Scruple, who lives in a continual equipoise of doubt, and is a constant enemy to confidence and dogmatism.
• It may truly be said that Greek architecture exhibits the perfect equality and equipoise of vertical and horizontal elements and these only, no other factor entering in.
• In Christ, manly and womanly characteristics were united, and were in equipoise.
• In more speculative thought the equipoise of international co-operation reveals itself in the changes which national thought has undergone under foreign influence.
• Our constitution stands on a nice equipoise, with steep precipices and deep waters upon all sides of it.
• Having obtained his certificate, he presented himself for enlistment and was turned down on the ground that he was lacking in a sense of equipoise.
• The yard is slung nearly in the middle, or upon an equipoise.
• The eye is fixed on the fore-finger of the right hand, and the other end is hitched round the dart, where it is nearly on an equipoise.

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