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Meanings of stasis in English
Russian
стазис Spanish
hipersueño Synonyms
Examples for "balance"
Examples for "balance"
1
Recent elections have given minority parties or individuals the balance of power.
2
Order and safety always trump freedom when government needs to balance them.
3
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's political future hangs in the balance today.
4
It changed the balance of power and the course of human events.
5
Therefore government borrowing would never be needed to balance inadequate private demand.
1
This year, fans have witnessed a new equilibrium in their No 7.
2
I think with time there has been a bit more equilibrium, however.
3
For long-term survival, a species needs to reach equilibrium with its environment.
4
In equilibrium, the light energy absorbed is balanced by light given off.
5
The same equilibrium must be found in the use of the mind.
Usage of stasis in English
1
The fact is football isn't supposed to be about stasis, however lucrative.
2
There were short spikes of speciation interspersed by longer periods of stasis.
3
He has embraced executive actions, unwilling to accept the stasis Congress embodies.
4
This complex anatomy of stasis again illustrates an active process of maintenance.
5
Venous stasis in post-phlebitic syndromes may be caused by several physiopathological processes.
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My body is in stasis, to protect me from the crash injuries.
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Besides, as a defensive position, the stasis field could be a deathtrap.
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Inside each field, a shadow held firm by the stasis field's embrace.
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Inside, no time would pass until Louis turned off the stasis field.
10
She marched over there to find her loyal soldiers locked in stasis.
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There wasn't room to release all the crew from stasis at once.
12
Here I found four more military-grade stasis bubbles shoved into a corner.
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I keep my tendrils wrapped around them to hold them in stasis.
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Next time I go on sabbatical I'll take a woman in stasis.
15
Like Greene, he abhors the notion of stasis, both physically and mentally.
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In fairness,a basic head count of the semi-finals suggests a comfortable stasis.
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Stasis through the time
Stasis across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common