balanced (B2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈbælənst/
Definition
Having or showing a calm, sensible attitude; not extreme or excessive.
Examples
She has a very balanced approach to life, never getting too excited or too upset.
The report offered a balanced view of the controversial issue.
It's important to maintain a balanced perspective when making difficult decisions.
How to Use balanced
- balanced diet (collocation)
- A diet containing all the necessary nutrients in appropriate proportions. — "A balanced diet includes fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains."
- balanced perspective (collocation)
- A viewpoint that considers all sides of an issue fairly. — "It's difficult to have a balanced perspective when you're emotionally involved."
- balanced approach (collocation)
- A method of dealing with something that avoids extremes and considers different factors. — "The teacher used a balanced approach to discipline, being firm but fair."
- balanced budget (collocation)
- A financial plan where income equals expenditure. — "The city council is working hard to present a balanced budget for the next year."
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