equipollent (ekwipolent)

[ME. equipo lent, Superstition is now so well advanced that men of the first blood are as firm as butchers by occupation; and votary resolution is made equipollent to custom, even in matter of blood. Bacon , Custom and Education (ed. 1887). 2. In logic, having the same meaning: applied to two propositions.-3. In math., equal and parallel. equipollently (e-kwi-pol'ent-li), adv. With equal power. Both the spirit of God and the power of God St. Paul doth equipollently expre by the power of the Holy Ghost. Barrow , Sermons, I. xxxiv. equiponderance, equiponderancy (e-kwipondér-ans, -an-si), n. [= F. équipondérance = Pg. equip on der an cia = It. equiponderanza; as equiponderant + -ce.] Equality of weight; equipoise.