balance
noun
Equilibrium: The state of being evenly distributed or balanced.
Harmony: A pleasing arrangement of parts; congruity.
Mental or emotional stability: A state of emotional or mental calmness and stability.
Remaining amount: The money left in an account after all transactions have been accounted for.
Scales: An instrument for measuring weight by comparing the weight of one object to that of another known object.
verb
To keep in equilibrium: To maintain a state of even distribution or balance.
To compare or weigh against each other: To consider or assess the relative value or importance of two or more things.
To reconcile or adjust: To make something consistent or in agreement with something else.
To compare or weigh against each other: To consider or assess the relative value or importance of two or more things.
To reconcile or adjust: To make something consistent or in agreement with something else.
Example
noun
- The acrobat maintained her balance on the tightrope.
- The artist created a beautiful balance of colors in her painting.
- Yoga helped her to find balance in her life.
verb
- The tightrope walker carefully balanced herself on the wire.
- The judge balanced the evidence before reaching a verdict.
- The accountant balanced the company's books.