well-balanced

  • 11well-balanced — adjective Date: 1629 1. nicely or evenly balanced, arranged, or regulated < a well balanced diet > < a well balanced attack in football > 2. emotionally or psychologically untroubled …

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  • 12well-balanced — /wel bal euhnst/, adj. 1. rightly balanced, adjusted, or regulated: a well balanced diet. 2. sensible; sane: a well balanced mind. [1620 30] * * * …

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  • 13well-balanced — adjective 1. in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium (Freq. 1) a well balanced wheel • Similar to: ↑balanced 2. free from psychological disorder a well adjusted personality • Syn: ↑well adjusted …

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  • 14well-balanced — adjective 1 a well balanced meal or diet 1 (1) contains all the things you need to keep you healthy 2 a well balanced person is sensible and is not controlled by strong emotions; stable 1 …

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  • 15well-balanced — /ˈwɛl bælənst/ (say wel baluhnst) adjective 1. rightly balanced, adjusted, or regulated. 2. sensible; sane. Also, (especially in predicative use), well balanced /wɛl ˈbælənst/ (say wel baluhnst) …

  • 16well-balanced — adj. Well balanced is used with these nouns: ↑diet …

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  • 17well balanced — see well balanced …

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  • 18ˌwell-ˈbalanced — adj 1) made up of various things that form a satisfactory or healthy combination a well balanced meal/diet[/ex] 2) sensible and mentally strong …

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  • 19well-balanced — adj 1. sensible, sane, rational, reasonable; prudent, judicious, circumspect, thoughtful; sober, moderate, cool, cool headed, level headed; sound, commonsense, commonsensical, practical, down to earth, realistic; intelligent, discerning,&#8230; …

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  • 20well-balanced — Synonyms and related words: assured, balanced, coequal, collected, commonsense, composed, confident, cool, coolheaded, coordinate, equal, equanimous, equilateral, equilibrious, eurythmic, even, fast, fiducial, finished, firm, firm as Gibraltar,&#8230; …

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