peise
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /peɪz/
KK: /peɪz/
noun
Definition
A strong hit or impact, often associated with weight or balance.
Example
The boxer delivered a powerful peise that knocked his opponent down.
Conversation
I heard you took up yoga recently; how's that going?
It's great! I've really improved my peise and balance.
That sounds awesome! I could definitely use some help with my peise too.
You should join me next time; it's really relaxing and fun!
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
impact
weight
balance
Antonyms
lightness
imbalance
disorder
verb
Definition
To determine the weight of something or to balance it carefully.
Example
The scientist will peise the samples to ensure accurate measurements.
Tense Forms
Past: peised
Past Participle: peised
Conversation
Have you ever tried to peise your luggage before a trip?
No, I usually just guess the weight and hope for the best.
I found it really helpful to peise it, especially to avoid extra fees.
Root Explanation
The word 'peise' originates from Old French 'peser', meaning to weigh. It refers to the act of measuring weight or heaviness.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old French word for weighing, 'peser', to remember that 'peise' relates to the act of weighing something.
Visually Confused Words
pise
previse
premise
precise
pelisse
spise
seise
poise