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Meanings of counterpose in English
Spanish
contrapesar Synonyms
Examples for "counterweight"
Examples for "counterweight"
1
Enter what some might view as a counterintuitive counterweight: US military brass.
2
But he hopes it will act as another sizable counterweight for change.
3
The specific gravity is then found as follows: First, counterpoise the counterweight.
4
A new political counterweight to the European Central Bank is under serious consideration.
5
Despite flawed policies, the group is a useful counterweight in the global economy.
1
The specific gravity is then found as follows: First, counterpoise the counterweight.
2
It accounted for her having detractors; a heavy counterpoise to her enthusiastic friends.
3
Parliament looked to him as the only possible counterpoise to Lambert.
4
No effective counterpoise to his power was apparent within the Empire.
5
But God has given it a terrestrial body to serve for a counterpoise.
Usage of counterpose in English
1
The visual warmth of all that vellum and leather counterposes the abstract rigor of the Beinecke's architecture.
2
That counterposes nicely with your atmospherics.
3
Thus counterposed, the two chief actors represent the fundamental antitheses of good and evil, liberty and despotism, love and hate.
4
He was not contemplating state-run economies but counterposing a socially based political philosophy to his already well developed notions of individualism.
5
"I'd hardly counterpose civilisation with spilling semen."
Frequent collocations
Counterpose through the time