counterpoise (Meaning)

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counterpoise (n)

a weight that balances another weight

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constitute a counterweight or counterbalance to

The architect carefully balanced the elements of light and shadow to create a perfect counterpoise in the design.
In physics, the counterpoise of forces determines the equilibrium of an object.
The delicate dance of flavors in the dish achieved a harmonious counterpoise of sweet and savory.
The CEO sought to establish a counterpoise between productivity and employee well-being in the workplace.
The artist used negative space as a counterpoise to the vibrant colors in the painting.
The composer orchestrated a counterpoise between the strings and the brass section to evoke a sense of tension.
The manager adjusted the team's workload to maintain a counterpoise between efficiency and burnout.
The poet juxtaposed themes of love and loss to create a poignant counterpoise in the poem.
The environmentalist advocated for the preservation of natural habitats as a counterpoise to urban development.
The psychologist emphasized the importance of balance and self-awareness as a counterpoise to stress and anxiety.

a weight that balances another weight, constitute a counterweight or counterbalance to

equilibrium, poise, equipoise, stasis,balance, equilibration, security, stability, fixedness, counterbalance

instability, imbalance, disequilibrium,imbalance, nonequilibrium, nonequilibrium, unbalance, disequilibrium, unbalance, instability

The architect carefully balanced the elements of light and shadow to create a perfect counterpoise in the design.

In physics, the counterpoise of forces determines the equilibrium of an object.

The delicate dance of flavors in the dish achieved a harmonious counterpoise of sweet and savory.

The CEO sought to establish a counterpoise between productivity and employee well-being in the workplace.