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equable

[ek-wuh-buhl, ee-kwuh-] / ˈɛk wə bəl, ˈi kwə- /


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Bernal has gained a reputation for being calm, equable, a rider who does not look for excuses when things go wrong.

From The Guardian

Origo writes, “To hear these clear, calm statements . . . after twenty-four hours of attacks on ‘the inexplicable reception given by the democracies to Germany’s equable terms’ was a relief that cannot be described.”

From The New Yorker

Instead, we are moving towards a more complete and equable genomic view of life.

From Nature

Alkhanshali is equable in the face of every challenge — he passes his Q test — and his dream is about to become reality.

From Washington Post

When a candidate is equable and experienced it is not a sign of cynicism and not evidence that he is “establishment.”

From The Wall Street Journal