homeostatic

/ˌhoʊmiəˈstætɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or helping to maintain a stable internal balance in a living body or system.
    • Sweating is a homeostatic response that cools your body down.
    • The kidneys play a homeostatic role by filtering waste from your blood.
    • Homeostatic mechanisms in plants help them survive in dry conditions.
  2. Describing any process or system that works to keep things stable and balanced.
    • A homeostatic economy tries to prevent extreme booms and busts.
    • The team's homeostatic culture resisted any major changes.
    • The thermostat in your house acts as a homeostatic device for temperature.
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