counterpoised (Meaning)

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counterpoised (s)

brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another

The two opposing arguments were counterpoised in the debate, creating a dynamic exchange of ideas.
The artist counterpoised the light and dark elements in the painting to achieve a sense of balance.
The CEO's decision to expand the company's operations was counterpoised by concerns about overextension.
The characters in the novel were counterpoised to highlight the contrasts in their personalities.
The architect counterpoised the modern facade of the building with traditional architectural elements.
The dancer's graceful movements were counterpoised by the dramatic music accompanying the performance.
In the negotiations, the interests of both parties were carefully counterpoised to reach a compromise.
The psychologist's advice counterpoised the client's fears with practical coping strategies.
The chef's use of contrasting flavors counterpoised the sweetness of the dessert with a hint of bitterness.
The strategist counterpoised the risks and benefits of the proposed plan before making a decision.

brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another

neutralized, corrected,offset, counteracted, relieved, cancelled (out), annulled, made up (for), outweighed, compensated (for)

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The two opposing arguments were counterpoised in the debate, creating a dynamic exchange of ideas.

The artist counterpoised the light and dark elements in the painting to achieve a sense of balance.

The CEO's decision to expand the company's operations was counterpoised by concerns about overextension.

The characters in the novel were counterpoised to highlight the contrasts in their personalities.