Stable ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Stable ( adjective )

1. Firmly fixed in place; not likely to fall or collapse.
2. Not likely to change or fail; dependable.
3. Not likely to become emotionally disturbed; balanced.
4. Not likely to change in value, condition, or quality; consistent.
5. Not likely to be affected by external factors; robust.

Origin:

From the latin word stabilis, meaning "firm" or "steady".

Examples:

1. The building was stable and safe.
2. The economy is stable.
3. She is emotionally stable.
4. The temperature is stable.
5. The currency is stable against the dollar.

(As a noun)

Stable ( noun )

1. Firmly fixed in place; not likely to fall or collapse.
2. Not likely to change or fail; dependable.
3. Not likely to become emotionally disturbed; balanced.
4. Not likely to change in value, condition, or quality; consistent.
5. Not likely to be affected by external factors; robust.

Origin:

From the latin word stabilis, meaning "firm" or "steady".

Examples:

1. The building was stable and safe.
2. The economy is stable.
3. She is emotionally stable.
4. The temperature is stable.
5. The currency is stable against the dollar.