v. [f. as prec. + -ATE3.] = EQUILIBRATE. Hence Equilibriated ppl. a.
1649. G. Daniel, Trinarch., Rich. II., cxxx. T’ Equilibriate his Fame To all the Glories of his Crowne and Name.
1870. E. L. Garbett, in Eng. Mech., 11 March, 624/2. An equilibriated earth would have … a permanent high water.
1882. Knowledge, 4 Aug., 161. If one be at a higher potential than the other, a current will pass through the conductor, and so equilibriate the two potentials.
