Synonyms for balanced
bal·anced

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1. balancedadjective

   being in a state of proper equilibrium

   "the carefully balanced seesaw"; "a properly balanced symphony orchestra"; "a balanced assessment of intellectual and cultural history"; "a balanced blend of whiskeys"; "the educated man shows a balanced development of all his powers"

   Antonyms:
   imbalanced, labile, unbalanced

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1. reflexive

   a person who balance (equilibrates) his thoughts.

   a judge is a very reflexive person.

   Submitted by acronimous on August 8, 2018  

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1. List of paraphrases for "balanced":

   well-balanced, balance, even-handed, equilibrated, wellbalanced, weighted, nuanced, equilibrium, unbalanced, harmonious, fair, equitable, balancing, well-rounded, well-adjusted, proportionate

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1. David McSweeney:

   The General Assembly should do its job and go back into session to immediately adopt a balanced budget without a tax increase.

2. Chief Executive Claudio Descalzi:

   The result will be a portfolio that is more balanced and integrated and will be stronger for its adaptability and competitive shareholder remuneration.

3. Mario Andrada:

   We have cut some services and made some important corrections, we have a balanced budget, with some creative solutions. Many of the future games will be inspired by what we do today.

4. Yujiro Gato:

   After the optimistic comments we had from other Fed officials in the recent past, we expect Yellen to be more balanced compared to a very dovish Fed statement, clearly that will be a driver for the dollar today.

5. The Electoral Commission:

   The Commission will give due consideration to the representations made, we will then, at the earliest opportunity, publish a thorough and detailed closing report in order to provide a full and balanced account to the public and to parliament.