equiponderate
1 of 2verb
equi·pon·der·ate
-ed/-ing/-s
intransitive verb
archaic : to be equal in weight or force
the design … must be regulated by the art of statics and the duly poising of all parts to equiponderate
Sir Christopher Wren
Sir Christopher Wrentransitive verb
archaic : to equal or make equal in weight : counterbalance, balance
equiponderate
2 of 2adjective
equi·pon·der·ate
archaic
: equiponderant
Word History
Etymology
Verb
Medieval Latin aequiponderatus, past participle of aequiponderare, from Latin aequi- equi- + ponderare to weigh
Adjective
Medieval Latin aequiponderatus
- globe animalcule
- globe artichoke
- globe daisy
- globe joint
- globe lichen
- globe lightning
- globe mallow
- globe sight
- globe thistle
- globe tulip
- globe valve
- globe-trot
- globe-trotter
- globe-trotting
- globed
- globefish
- globefishes
- globeflower
- globeflowers
- globeriginae
- globeriginas
- globes
- globetrots
- globetrotted
- globetrotters