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reequilibrate

reequilibrate verb: to bring to the state of equilibrium again.

Verb

reequilibrate (third-person singular simple present reequilibrates, present participle reequilibrating, simple past and past participle reequilibrated)

  1. to bring to the state of equilibrium again
    • One response from the trade perspective is that the WTO is not authorizing trade sanctions, but rather countermeasures to reequilibrate the balance of negotiated trade concessions.

Forms of reequilibrate

third-person singular presentreequilibrates
present participlereequilibrating
past participlereequilibrated
pastreequilibrated

Origin of reequilibrate

From re- + equilibrate.

Questions about reequilibrate

What does reequilibrate mean?
Reequilibrate means to bring to the state of equilibrium again.
What part of speech is reequilibrate?
Reequilibrate is a verb.
What is the past tense of reequilibrate?
The past tense of reequilibrate is reequilibrated.

Words near reequilibrate in the dictionary

  1. reepithelize
  2. reepithelized
  3. reepithelizes
  4. reepithelizing
  5. Reeps
  6. reequilibrate
  7. reequilibrated
  8. reequilibrates
  9. reequilibrating
  10. reequilibration
  11. reequilibrations

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