CEFR B1

stable

adjective

Meaning

Not likely to fall, break, or collapse; firm and steady.

Examples

The bridge is designed to be stable enough to withstand strong winds.
After the surgery, her condition was stable, and she was out of danger.

Synonyms: steady, firm, secure, unwavering

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stable (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈsteɪbəl/

Definition

Not likely to fall, break, or collapse; firm and steady.

Examples

The bridge is designed to be stable enough to withstand strong winds.
After the surgery, her condition was stable, and she was out of danger.
A stable government is essential for economic growth.

How to Use stable

stable enough to (collocation): Sufficiently firm or steady to be able to do something. — "The structure is stable enough to withstand the earthquake."
remain stable (collocation): To continue to be firm, steady, or unchanged. — "Her breathing remained stable throughout the procedure."

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