equipondious (Meaning)

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equipondious (a.)

Of equal weight on both sides; balanced.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The two sides of the argument were equipondious, presenting equally compelling viewpoints.
The weights on each side of the scale were equipondious, ensuring a fair and accurate measurement.
The teeter-totter remained equipondious, as the children on both sides exerted equal force.
The tug-of-war match was equipondious, with neither team able to gain an advantage.
The opposing opinions held by the two groups were equipondious, resulting in a stalemate in the meeting.
The balance beam was equipondious, allowing the gymnast to perform her routine with grace and precision.
The two candidates for office were equipondious in the polls, making it unclear who would ultimately win the election.
The scales of justice were equipondious, ensuring that both sides of the case received fair treatment.
The debate between the two scholars was equipondious, with each side presenting well-reasoned arguments.
The see-saw was equipondious, allowing the children to enjoy hours of carefree fun.

Of equal weight on both sides; balanced.

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The two sides of the argument were equipondious, presenting equally compelling viewpoints.

The weights on each side of the scale were equipondious, ensuring a fair and accurate measurement.

The teeter-totter remained equipondious, as the children on both sides exerted equal force.

The tug-of-war match was equipondious, with neither team able to gain an advantage.