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ballast
noun as in something giving balance
Strongest match
Example Sentences
"It was the starting point, I think it gives the film some ballast," adds Sir Ben.
Does Farrell add ballast to his back row by including Ollie Chessum, more usually a second row, to counter their direct threat?
Yet incredibly, sealing the ends watertight and fitting them with ballast tanks, gives enough buoyancy to tow them behind tugboats.
Without dialogue, there’s little to convince the reader — nothing that a Thoreau or a Næss might say to add rigor and ballast to the Colony’s rather flimsy ethos.
Their strong values-based cultures, deep commitment to their communities, and longer-term investment horizons, act like ballasts on a ship — working together to absorb shocks and navigate through treacherous waters.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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