1. A state of balance in which opposing forces or influences are equal; a condition of stability.
Usage: Plural of equilibrium; Common in physics and chemistry contexts
2. A state of mental or emotional balance; composure.
Usage: Figurative use
3. In economics or markets, a condition where supply equals demand and prices are stable.
Usage: Economic/business context

Examples

• The chemical equilibriums in the reaction shifted when temperature increased.
• After the argument, she regained her emotional equilibriums and spoke calmly.
• Market equilibriums are reached when buyers and sellers agree on price.
• The scales maintained perfect equilibriums on both sides.
• Several equilibriums exist in this complex system depending on initial conditions.
• The swimmer's body equilibriums helped her stay afloat effortlessly.
• Economic equilibriums rarely remain static in real-world markets.