1. the process of bringing into or reaching a state of balance or equilibrium
Usage: often used in scientific and technical contexts
2. in psychology and cognitive development, the process by which a person adjusts mental structures to accommodate new information and maintain cognitive balance
Usage: psychology, developmental theory

Examples

• The equilibration of the chemical system took several hours to complete.
• Market equilibration occurs when supply and demand reach a balance.
• Piaget described equilibration as a key mechanism in how children learn and develop.
• The equilibration of pressure between the two chambers happened gradually.
• Economic equilibration often requires time and market adjustments.
• The body's equilibration of electrolytes is essential for proper function.