equilibrium in Greek
equilibrium in Greek is ισορροπία, διανοητική αταραξία, ηρεμία — equilibrium means a state of balance between opposing forces or influences, where nothing is changing.
equilibrium in Greek
ισορροπία
Pronounced: isorropia
ισορροπία
Pronounced: isorropia
Mental balance.
διανοητική αταραξία
Pronounced: dianoitiki ataraxia
Mental balance.
ηρεμία
Pronounced: iremia
Mental balance.
ψυχική αταραξία
Pronounced: psychiki ataraxia
Mental balance.
What does "equilibrium" mean?
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noun A state of balance between opposing forces or influences, where nothing is changing.
"The market reached a new equilibrium once supply caught up with demand."
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noun Physics/chemistry: a state where opposing processes (or forces) balance each other exactly.
"At chemical equilibrium, the forward and reverse reactions occur at the same rate."
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equilibrium in a sentence
- The market reached a new equilibrium once supply caught up with demand.
- After the argument, it took days for the family to return to equilibrium.
- At chemical equilibrium, the forward and reverse reactions occur at the same rate.
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What is "equilibrium" in Greek?
"equilibrium" in Greek is ισορροπία, διανοητική αταραξία, ηρεμία. equilibrium means: A state of balance between opposing forces or influences, where nothing is changing.
How do you pronounce ισορροπία?
"equilibrium" in Greek is ισορροπία, pronounced "isorropia".
How do you use "equilibrium" in a sentence?
Example: "The market reached a new equilibrium once supply caught up with demand." In Greek, "equilibrium" is ισορροπία, διανοητική αταραξία, ηρεμία.
Are there other ways to say "equilibrium" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "equilibrium": ισορροπία, διανοητική αταραξία, ηρεμία, ψυχική αταραξία.
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