equibalance – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of equibalance

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to equibalance
Participle: equibalanced
Gerund: equibalancing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iequibalance
youequibalance
he;she;itequibalances
weequibalance
youequibalance
theyequibalance

Perfect

Ihave equibalanced
youhave equibalanced
he;she;ithas equibalanced
wehave equibalanced
youhave equibalanced
theyhave equibalanced

Past

Iequibalanced
youequibalanced
he;she;itequibalanced
weequibalanced
youequibalanced
theyequibalanced

Pluperfect

Ihad equibalanced
youhad equibalanced
he;she;ithad equibalanced
wehad equibalanced
youhad equibalanced
theyhad equibalanced

Future

Iwill equibalance
youwill equibalance
he;she;itwill equibalance
wewill equibalance
youwill equibalance
theywill equibalance

Future Perfect

Iwill have equibalanced
youwill have equibalanced
he;she;itwill have equibalanced
wewill have equibalanced
youwill have equibalanced
theywill have equibalanced

Subjunctive

Present

Iequibalance
youequibalance
he;she;itequibalance
weequibalance
youequibalance
theyequibalance

Perfect

Ihave equibalanced
youhave equibalanced
he;she;ithave equibalanced
wehave equibalanced
youhave equibalanced
theyhave equibalanced

Imperfect

Iequibalanced
youequibalanced
he;she;itequibalanced
weequibalanced
youequibalanced
theyequibalanced

Pluperfect

Ihad equibalanced
youhad equibalanced
he;she;ithad equibalanced
wehad equibalanced
youhad equibalanced
theyhad equibalanced

Conditional

Present

Iwould equibalance
youwould equibalance
he;she;itwould equibalance
wewould equibalance
youwould equibalance
theywould equibalance

Perfect

Iwould have equibalanced
youwould have equibalanced
he;she;itwould have equibalanced
wewould have equibalanced
youwould have equibalanced
theywould have equibalanced

Imperative

youequibalance
weLet's equibalance
youequibalance

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam equibalancing
youare equibalancing
he;she;itis equibalancing
weare equibalancing
youare equibalancing
theyare equibalancing

Perfect

Ihave been equibalancing
youhave been equibalancing
he;she;ithas been equibalancing
wehave been equibalancing
youhave been equibalancing
theyhave been equibalancing

Past

Iwas equibalancing
youwere equibalancing
he;she;itwas equibalancing
wewere equibalancing
youwere equibalancing
theywere equibalancing

Pluperfect

Ihad been equibalancing
youhad been equibalancing
he;she;ithad been equibalancing
wehad been equibalancing
youhad been equibalancing
theyhad been equibalancing

Future

Iwill be equibalancing
youwill be equibalancing
he;she;itwill be equibalancing
wewill be equibalancing
youwill be equibalancing
theywill be equibalancing

Future Perfect

Iwill have been equibalancing
youwill have been equibalancing
he;she;itwill have been equibalancing
wewill have been equibalancing
youwill have been equibalancing
theywill have been equibalancing

Conditional

Present

Iwould be equibalancing
youwould be equibalancing
he;she;itwould be equibalancing
wewould be equibalancing
youwould be equibalancing
theywould be equibalancing

Perfect

Iwould have been equibalancing
youwould have been equibalancing
he;she;itwould have been equibalancing
wewould have been equibalancing
youwould have been equibalancing
theywould have been equibalancing

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to apply weight in order to balance an opposing weight
counterbalance, counterpoise, counterpose, counterweigh, equiponderate, poise

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From equi- + balance.

Sample Sentences

  • Having known the bias of the learned Chief Justice against the Indians, your Petitioners thought, and still humbly venture to think, that he could not, in spite of his most strenuous efforts to do otherwise, bring to bear upon the question an equibalanced judgment which is so necessary to a right and proper perception of the facts of a case [1895 May 5, Mahatma Gandhi, Petition to Lord Ripon:]
  • Good deeds are such as are equibalanced, maintaining the mean between two equally bad extremes, the too much and the too little. [1912, Maimonides, translated by Samuel ibn Tibbon & Joseph Isaac Gorfinkle, Eight chapters of Maimonides on Ethics:]