stable

Definitions

1. Relatively unchanging, steady, permanent; firmly fixed or established; consistent; not easily moved, altered, or destroyed.
2. third-person singular present indicative
3. Of software: established to be relatively free of bugs, as opposed to a beta version.
4. second-person singular imperative
5. That maintains the relative order of items that compare as equal.
6. Eventually satisfying the identity IM_n=M_n+1.

Equivalents

24 more languages

العربيةثابت

Bosanskičvrstfiksanpostojansiguranstabilanstalanuravnoteženпостојансигуранстабилансталануравнотеженфиксанчврст+ 11 more

Češtinastabilnívyrovnaný

Suomistabiilivakaa

Galegoestable

עבריתיציב

हिन्दीनिश्चलमज़बूतस्थिर

Hrvatskičvrstfiksanpostojansiguranstabilanstalanuravnoteženпостојансигуранстабилансталануравнотеженфиксанчврст+ 11 more

Bahasa Indonesiamantapstabil

Italianoconsolidatoequilibratostabile

日本語平ら強固牢

한국어栃

Kurdîstabîl

Latinafirmusinconcussusstipulus

Latviešustabilsstingrs

Nederlandsstabiel

Polskistabilnystajennystałystatecznystatyczny+ 2 more

Русскийстабильный

Српскиčvrstfiksanpostojansiguranstabilanstalanuravnoteženпостојансигуранстабилансталануравнотеженфиксанчврст+ 11 more

Svenskastabil

ไทยคงที่ยงเสถียร

Türkçeistikrarlımüstakarstabil

Українськастабільнийстійкий

Tiếng Việtchắc chắnổn địnhvững chắcvững chãi+ 1 more

Examples

“He was in a stable relationship.”

“His income of £10000 per month was stable for a healthy living.”

“a stable government”

“In this region of chance, […] where nothing ws stable.”

“And to whoever that cry⟳ hath ever come⟳ he must needs follow⟳ and follow⟳, leaving all stable things; only to be always with Slid in all the moods of Slid, to find⟳ no rest⟳ until he reaches the sea.”

“You should download⟳ the 1.9 version of that video editing software: it is the latest stable version. The newer beta version has some bugs.”

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