equiponderance (Meaning)
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equiponderance (n.)
Alt. of Equiponderancy
Synonyms & Antonyms of equiponderance
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equiponderance Sentence Examples
- The equiponderance of the two forces acting on the object resulted in a state of equilibrium.
- The balance's equiponderance demonstrated the equal weight of the objects placed on its pans.
- The chemist meticulously adjusted the scales to achieve equiponderance before measuring the reactants.
- The physicist experimented with different masses to study the principles of equiponderance and gravitational forces.
- The equiponderance of the two opposing forces kept the system in a stable and balanced state.
- The concept of equiponderance is fundamental in understanding the principles of statics and equilibrium.
- The architect designed the structure to maintain equiponderance, ensuring its stability and resistance to external forces.
- The equipoise of the seesaw relied on the equiponderance of the weights placed on its ends.
- The tightrope walker carefully balanced their weight to maintain equiponderance and prevent falling.
- The equipollence of the two arguments highlighted the need for further evidence to determine their validity.
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Alt. of Equiponderancy
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The equiponderance of the two forces acting on the object resulted in a state of equilibrium.
The balance's equiponderance demonstrated the equal weight of the objects placed on its pans.
The chemist meticulously adjusted the scales to achieve equiponderance before measuring the reactants.
The physicist experimented with different masses to study the principles of equiponderance and gravitational forces.
