stability
/stəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The state of being steady, firm, and not likely to change or move.
- The table needs more stability, so we added extra legs.
- After the storm, the building's stability was checked by engineers.
- Good balance gives you stability when walking on ice.
- A situation in which something continues without sudden changes or problems, especially in politics, the economy, or someone's life.
- Job stability is important for planning your future.
- The new government promised to bring economic stability to the country.
- She found emotional stability after years of stress and worry.
- The ability of a system, substance, or object to resist change or damage over time.
- The chemical's stability makes it safe to store for long periods.
- Engineers tested the stability of the bridge under heavy traffic.
- The stability of the software was improved with the latest update.
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