static
/ˈstætɪk/Definitions
1. noun
a state of equilibrium or balance, especially in a physical system.
“The static balance of the bicycle allowed it to remain upright.”
2. adjective
not changing or in a state of inaction.
“The company’s static position in the market led to stagnation.”
3. adjective
producing a hissing or crackling noise, often due to interference or electrical discharges.
“The static on the radio made it difficult to listen to the broadcast.”
4. adverb
remaining in a fixed position or state, without movement or change.
“The pilot kept the plane in a static position during the emergency landing.”
5. verb
to cause something to become static or in a state of equilibrium.
“The engineer staticized the system to prevent oscillations.”