equability
/ˌɛkwəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The quality of being calm and even-tempered; not easily upset or annoyed.
- His natural equability meant he rarely argued with anyone, even when provoked.
- The teacher's equability made even the most stressful classroom situations feel manageable.
- Her equability during the crisis helped keep the whole team focused.
- The state of being steady, uniform, or free from extreme changes.
- The machine's equability in output ensured consistent product quality.
- Investors appreciate the equability of the stock's performance over the past decade.
- The equability of the climate in this region makes it ideal for year-round farming.
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