v. [f. EQUILIBRIUM + -IZE.] trans. To bring to an equilibrium; to balance, counterpoise. Hence Equilibrized ppl. a., well-balanced, tranquil.
1833. New Monthly Mag., XXXVII. 139. The fear of loss in one quarter should be equilibrized by the certainty of gain in another.
1889. Blackw. Mag., CXLVI. 742/1. The horde of savages who broke in upon her equilibrised society.
