peise Antonyms
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Meaning of peise
Webster
peise (n.)
A weight; a poise.
Webster
peise (v. t.)
To poise or weight.
peise Sentence Examples
- The tranquil poise of the ballerina as she twirled across the stage captivated the audience.
- With unwavering poise, the diplomat navigated the delicate political negotiations.
- The athlete maintained impeccable poise under immense pressure, executing a flawless dive.
- The ancient statue exuded a sense of poise and dignity that belied its weathered exterior.
- The CEO's poise and composure during the crisis earned him widespread admiration.
- She carried herself with poise, her every movement radiating confidence and grace.
- The teacher's poise and patience created a calming atmosphere in the classroom.
- The musician's poise on stage allowed him to connect with the audience on a profound level.
- The poise of the racing car as it sped around the track was both thrilling and mesmerizing.
- Despite the chaos surrounding him, the leader maintained his composure and exuded an unwavering poise.
FAQs About the word peise
A weight; a poise., To poise or weight.
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The tranquil poise of the ballerina as she twirled across the stage captivated the audience.
With unwavering poise, the diplomat navigated the delicate political negotiations.
The athlete maintained impeccable poise under immense pressure, executing a flawless dive.
The ancient statue exuded a sense of poise and dignity that belied its weathered exterior.
