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stable
adjective as in constant, fixed; resistant
Strongest matches
balanced, calm, durable, fast, lasting, permanent, reliable, safe, secure, solid, steady, strong, substantial
Strong matches
abiding, anchored, enduring, established, even, firm, invariable, nailed, poised, set, sound, stabile, stalwart, staunch, stout, tough, uniform
Weak matches
brick-wall, deep-rooted, equable, immutable, perdurable, resolute, set in stone, solid as a rock, stationary, staying put, steadfast, sturdy, sure, together, unalterable, unchangeable, unfluctuating, unvarying, unwavering, well-built, well-founded
Example Sentences
He and his wife have stable careers, and he recently accepted a new position with a pay increase that will place his household in the top 10% of income earners in the U.S.
“This makes the business stable and predictable. About 70% of revenues at Bio-ad are recurring. The company dominates small niches,” he said.
She is looking for a husband between 34 and 40 who is 5-foot-7 or taller, doesn’t have children, has a stable job and owns a house.
After 2027, financial headroom is expected to increase significantly, as capacity moves from a period of rapid growth to a more stable level, which lowers the risk profile of the investment case, he adds.
Lower inventories and stable demand will support prices going forward, they say.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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