well-balanced
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- adjective
- /ˌwɛlˈbælənst/
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bien equilibrado
- Make sure your young athlete is eating a well-balanced diet and does not skip meals.
- provide a well-balanced
It feels really, really poised, super well balanced.
- It feels really, really poised, super well balanced.
- The shade range isn't massive, but I do feel like it's fairly well balanced.
- Grab yourself a mug, make sure it's a hipster mug and enjoy a nice, rich, well balanced cup of coffee.
- I think it's a really powerful and hopefully quite well balanced account of of hearing voices.
- It just doesn't quite feel as well balanced and as kind of spry and performancey as a BMW, Mercedes-Benz.
- When you fertilize your crops, you might use worm castings, compost, or, you know, some commercially available fertilizer that's well balanced and organic.
- But if you don't have a choice then and make sure that it's it's well balanced.
Examples
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To maintain good health, it is essential to eat a well-balanced diet that includes all the necessary nutrients.
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No patients were lost to follow-up, and patient characteristics were well balanced between the two groups (Table I).
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In reality, the development of physical capital and human capital may not be well balanced.
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The treatment groups in our study were well balanced for prognostic factors.
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Overall, the Advisory Committee provided a well-balanced selection of newspapers.
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Work schedules can make it difficult to maintain a regular pattern of well-balanced meals.
Academic text (1997) -
However, we can encourage our patients to eat well-balanced diets for overall better health.
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Stylistic variety is essential to provide a well-balanced musical diet.
Academic text (2000) -
We need to educate children and the parents who feed them about healthy, well-balanced diets.
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We also assume you have a well-balanced asset allocation for your age and rebalance regularly.
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Synonyms
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Having different parts in the right amounts so the whole is fair and steady
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Parts are the right size and look balanced
Describing a state where things are in balance and stay steady
Antonyms
How Balanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word well-balanced joins well- meaning 'properly' and balance meaning 'even' or 'in the right parts', like a scale that stays level. So something well-balanced, like a team or a meal, has the right parts in the right amounts and stays stable.