well-balanced

/'wel'b l nst/
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well-balanced

A gymnast performs a well-balanced routine on the balance beam.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Mentally and emotionally stable; sensible and reasonable: Describes a person who is free from psychological disorder, showing good judgment and emotional control.
    • Correctly balanced, proportionate, or in a state of equilibrium: Describes something that has its elements arranged in the correct or desired proportions, or is physically stable.
Usage
  • The primary use of "well-balanced" is as an adjective to describe either a person's stable character or the harmonious, stable nature of an object, diet, or argument.
  • It typically precedes a noun (e.g., a well-balanced individual) or follows a linking verb like "is" or "seems" (e.g., The diet is well-balanced).
Examples
  • Describing a person's character:
    • She is a well-balanced person who handles stress with remarkable calm.
    • The interview panel is looking for emotionally well-balanced candidates.
  • Describing physical or compositional balance:
    • A well-balanced wheel ensures a smooth ride.
    • It is important to eat a well-balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
    • The report presented a well-balanced analysis of the advantages and disadvantages.
Advanced Usage
  • "Well-balanced" can be used in more abstract contexts to describe things that are fair and consider all sides.
    • The committee strives to achieve a well-balanced representation of all community groups.
    • The article was praised for its well-balanced viewpoint on the controversial issue.
Variants and Related Words
  • Well-adjusted (adj): Similar to "well-balanced" when describing a person's psychological state; emotionally stable and able to cope with life.
    • He is a well-adjusted child who gets along with everyone.
  • Balanced (adj): The root adjective, meaning being in a state of equilibrium or having different elements in the correct proportions. "Well-balanced" often emphasizes a or state of balance.
    • The gymnast maintained a balanced pose. (This describes the state)
    • She leads a balanced life between work and family. (This describes proportion)
Synonyms
  • Sensible: Having or showing good judgment.
  • Stable: Not easily upset or disturbed; steady.
  • Equitable: Fair and impartial (when referring to treatment or judgment).
  • Proportionate: Corresponding in size or amount to something else.
Antonyms
  • Unbalanced: Not balanced, emotionally unstable, or biased.
  • Extreme: Reaching a high or the highest degree; very great. (e.g., extreme views)
  • Biased: Unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something.
Related Phrases
  • A well-balanced meal: A meal containing a healthy variety of different types of food in appropriate amounts.
  • A well-balanced life: A lifestyle that healthily allocates time and energy to work, leisure, family, etc.
well-balanced

A gymnast performs a well-balanced routine on the balance beam.

Adjective
  1. free from psychological disorder
    • a well-adjusted personality
  2. in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium
    • a well-balanced wheel

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