Equipoise

[Lat. æquus, and Fr. poids, weigit., from Lat. pond us. See POUND.] Equal weight; equality of weight or force; equilibrium; a state in which the two ends or sides of a thing are balanced. Equipollence, Equipollency, n . [Fr. equipol lence; Lat. æquus , and L. Lat. pollent i a , power, from polleo, to Le able; Sansk. pul , to be great.] Equality of power or force; ability, power, or force in the same degree. (Logic.) A term denoting that two or more propositions signify one and the same thing, though they expre it differently. cance.