Definition of "counter-balanced" [counter-balanced]

• Brought into equipoise by means of a weight or force that offsets another. (adjective)

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• "Do post more in the Southern México forum, if for no other reason than to keep the Dawg counter-balanced."
• "Unfortunately the bright spots were counter-balanced by data indicating unemployed women are still regretfully experiencing dramatically mixed results compared to their male counterparts depending on age and economic sector."
• "This would help prevent deflation, or falling prices, as investors would be confident that any fall in prices in the near term would be counter-balanced by higher inflation down the road."