The Opposite(Antonym) of “equipoised”
The antonyms of equipoised are unbalanced, unsteady, and unstable. These words describe a lack of balance, stability, or steadiness.
Explore all Antonyms of “equipoised”
Definitions and Examples of unbalanced, unsteady, unstable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not balanced; lacking equilibrium or stability.
Example
The shelf was unbalanced and wobbled when he put the books on it.
Not firmly fixed in position; liable to fall or shake.
Example
He felt unsteady on his feet after drinking too much alcohol.
Not firmly fixed; likely to change or fail.
Example
The political situation in the country was unstable and unpredictable.
Key Differences: unbalanced vs unsteady vs unstable
- 1Unbalanced refers to something that lacks balance or equilibrium.
- 2Unsteady describes something that is not firmly fixed in position and liable to fall or shake.
- 3Unstable refers to something that is not firmly fixed and likely to change or fail.
Effective Usage of unbalanced, unsteady, unstable
- 1Describing Physical Objects: Use these antonyms to describe physical objects that lack balance or stability.
- 2Describing Emotional States: Use these antonyms to describe emotional states that lack balance or stability.
- 3Describing Situations: Use these antonyms to describe situations that are unpredictable or prone to change.
Remember this!
The antonyms of equipoised describe a lack of balance, stability, or steadiness. Use unbalanced, unsteady, and unstable to describe physical objects, emotional states, or situations that lack balance or stability.
