counterbalancing (Meaning)

counterbalancing

to equip with counterbalances, a weight that balances another, to oppose or balance with an equal weight or force, a force or influence that offsets or checks an opposing force, a force or influence that checks an opposing force

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counterbalancing Sentence Examples

The two forces counterbalanced each other, resulting in a state of equilibrium.
The company's strong financial performance counterbalanced its recent setbacks.
The doctor prescribed opposing medications to counterbalance their side effects.
The team's weaknesses were counterbalanced by their exceptional teamwork.
The positive feedback counterbalanced the negative comments, providing a balanced perspective.
The calming atmosphere counterbalanced the stress of the situation.
The government's economic policies counterbalanced the impact of the recession.
The high cost of living was counterbalanced by the city's vibrant cultural scene.
The doctor's experience counterbalanced the patient's youthful exuberance.
The judge's harsh sentence was counterbalanced by a compassionate plea from the defense attorney.

FAQs About the word counterbalancing

to equip with counterbalances, a weight that balances another, to oppose or balance with an equal weight or force, a force or influence that offsets or checks a

helpful,beneficial, counteractive, antidotal, salutary,therapeutic, curative, wholesome, reparative, reformatory

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The two forces counterbalanced each other, resulting in a state of equilibrium.

The company's strong financial performance counterbalanced its recent setbacks.

The doctor prescribed opposing medications to counterbalance their side effects.

The team's weaknesses were counterbalanced by their exceptional teamwork.

counterbalancing (Meaning)