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Brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another.
counterpoised
balanced
1
Still, the increase in quantity more than
counterbalanced
the fall in price.
2
That icy feeling
counterbalanced
the fire which was always in his mind.
3
If they had dissensions, these were
counterbalanced
by the exchange of amenities.
4
This process of winnowing was of course
counterbalanced
by another of recruitment.
5
But their utility is more than
counterbalanced
by their importunity and knavery.
6
It was without cannon, but its enthusiasm more than
counterbalanced
this deficiency.
7
This distaste was, however,
counterbalanced
by the girl's quickness in other respects.
8
But he was rich, fabulously rich, and that fact
counterbalanced
many drawbacks.
9
Cannot all these causes, and others besides, be studied, ascertained,
counterbalanced
,
etc.
10
The death of Lord Howe more than
counterbalanced
the defeat of the enemy.
11
Microinjections were given at 5-day intervals and were
counterbalanced
across condition.
12
Buybacks, on the other hand, can always be
counterbalanced
by share sales later.
13
The violence of the storm has been
counterbalanced
by its transitoriness.
14
Overly exuberant influences will need to be
counterbalanced
with straightforward common-sense.
15
Tryptophan-depleting and placebo mixtures were administered double-blind and in
counterbalanced
order.
16
The truth is, that heretofore the wrong things have been
counterbalanced
.
counterbalanced
counterbalance
·
counterbalance by
counterbalance order
counterbalance design
counterbalance across condition
counterbalance any loss