Definition

Having equal weight or being balanced in weight.

Example

The two sides of the scale were equiponderant, showing that they were evenly balanced.

Conversation

I read that the weights in this gym are equiponderant, which is great for balance training.

That makes sense! Balanced weights can really help with form.

Exactly! I want to make sure I'm lifting evenly on both sides.

For sure, that way you can avoid any injuries.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Equiponderant → It is formed from "equi-" (from Latin "aequus", meaning equal) and "ponderare" (meaning to weigh). The word describes something that has equal weight or balance.

Memory Tip

Think of 'equal' ('equi-') and 'weighing' ('ponderare') to remember that equiponderant means having equal weight or balance.

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