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Meaning of equilibrity
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equilibrity (n.)
The state of being balanced; equality of weight.
equilibrity Sentence Examples
- The ecosystem reached an equilibrium where predator and prey populations remained stable.
- The chemical reactions achieved equilibrium when the concentrations of reactants and products became constant.
- The bridge was designed to withstand the equilibrium forces of expansion and contraction.
- The pendulum swung back and forth, eventually reaching equilibrium at its resting position.
- The auctioneer adjusted the bids until an equilibrium point was reached, where supply and demand were balanced.
- The financial market was in equilibrium until a sudden shock disrupted the balance.
- The therapist guided the client towards emotional equilibrium, helping them cope with stressors.
- The weights on either side of the scale created an equilibrium, preventing further movement.
- The body maintains physiological equilibrium, regulating temperature, blood pressure, and other vital functions.
- The forces acting on the satellite reached equilibrium, keeping it in a stable orbit around the planet.
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The state of being balanced; equality of weight.
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The ecosystem reached an equilibrium where predator and prey populations remained stable.
The chemical reactions achieved equilibrium when the concentrations of reactants and products became constant.
The bridge was designed to withstand the equilibrium forces of expansion and contraction.
The pendulum swung back and forth, eventually reaching equilibrium at its resting position.
