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balance

Definition for balance

noun as in equilibrium

noun as in composure

noun as in money remaining in account

Strongest matches

difference, profit, surplus

verb as in make equal; cause to have equilibrium

verb as in compare

Strongest matches

assess, weigh

verb as in make equal numerically

Strongest matches

adjust, calculate

Weak match

sum up

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Example Sentences

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The state’s balanced approach to energy and climate policy shows how Democrats can make long-term progress while addressing immediate affordability concerns, achieving two-thirds clean energy power while also increasing oil drilling through a cap-and-trade package.

"In Greece the political system cannot tolerate independent authorities, the so-called checks and balances on power. The wiretapping affair was a traumatic experience for our democracy," Rammos told the BBC.

From BBC

Not all analysts are alarmed, saying Delhi may be overstating the risks since Riyadh values balanced ties - India is its second-largest trading partner and a major buyer of Saudi oil.

From BBC

"We're trying to strike that balance between minimising the interruption to all the spectators but also keeping the president safe."

From BBC

“My people have tried to live in balance and with a constant relationship with the land. ...Terra Madre, to me, speaks to my people.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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