stable — not likely to change or fail; firmly established
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not likely to change or fail; firmly established
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsteɪbəl/
Korean meaning: 안정적인, 변하지 않는
Korean pronunciation: 스테이-블 (강세: 스테이)
Example Sentences
- My friend claims his love life is stable, but he changes girlfriends every month.
- The company offers stable employment with good benefits.
- After the earthquake, we checked if the building was still stable.
stable
ADJECTIVE//ˈsteɪbəl//
not likely to change or fail; firmly established
not likely to change or fail; firmly established
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A stable table proves the maker is able!
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Origin
From Latin 'stabilis' meaning 'firmly fixed' or 'steady,' derived from the verb 'stare' meaning 'to stand.' The word entered English through Old French during the medieval period.
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“My friend claims his love life is stable, but he changes girlfriends every month.”
“The company offers stable employment with good benefits.”
“After the earthquake, we checked if the building was still stable.”
“His stable of luxury cars is worth more than most people's houses.”
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