ribilanciata

rebalanced

adjective ree-bee-lan-CHAH-tah Rare

Usage Note

Ribilanciata is the feminine singular past participle of ribilanciare (to rebalance), used as an adjective in financial and policy contexts: una politica ribilanciata (a rebalanced policy), una strategia ribilanciata (a rebalanced strategy). It agrees in gender and number: ribilanciato, ribilanciati, ribilanciate.

Examples

"Hanno presentato una strategia ribilanciata per la crescita."

Natural Translation

They presented a rebalanced strategy for growth.

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