stability
/ˈstæbɪlɪti/ /ˈsteɪbɪlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being stable; freedom from disturbance or change
“The city’s stability was threatened by the recent economic downturn.”
2. noun
the quality of being stable or steady; firmness or solidity
“The stability of the bridge was compromised by the recent flood.”
3. noun
a condition of being in a state of balance or equilibrium
“The stability of the ecosystem was disrupted by the introduction of invasive species.”
4. noun
the ability to withstand or resist a force or influence
“The stability of the structure was tested by the powerful storm.”
5. noun
a state of being secure or free from risk
“The stability of the investment was a major concern for the investors.”
6. adjective
able to withstand or resist a force or influence
“The stability of the ship in rough seas was impressive.”
7. verb
to make or become stable; to secure or steady something
“The engineer worked to stability the structure after the earthquake.”