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What is another word for substantially stable?

Need synonyms for substantially stable? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

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Adjective

Not likely to give way or overturn

Firmly fixed to a surface so as to be immobilized

(of an object or structure) Able to withstand stress without sustaining structural damage

Lasting and not likely to experience any sudden changes or failure

Having a calm personality

(of a patient or their medical condition) Not deteriorating in health after an injury or operation

Having exact and discernible limits or form

Of good financial standing

At rest, stationary, immobile, not moving

Advocating the upholding or maintenance of tradition

In an undamaged state

Based on, or displaying, common sense

The pleasantness of warm and sunny weather

A building used for lodging, feeding and training animals with hoofs, especially horses

An organization or establishment training or producing a particular type of person or product

Series of spots for motor vehicle parking

A place where things are kept for future use or sale

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Adjective

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Not likely to give way or overturn

balanced

steady

stabilised^UK

stabilized^US

proportionally weighted

proportionately weighted

perfectly offset

“Properly rigging a load so that it is stable is a critical step.”

Adjective

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Firmly fixed to a surface so as to be immobilized

immobilised^UK

immobilized^US

“The three legs must be firmly locked into place to ensure that the structure is stable.”

Adjective

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(of an object or structure) Able to withstand stress without sustaining structural damage

armored^US

armoured^UK

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“The wall is highly stable and able to withstand harsh conditions without collapsing.”

Adjective

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Lasting and not likely to experience any sudden changes or failure

recognized^US

recognised^UK

immobilized^US

fossilized^US

regularised^UK

regularized^US

immobilised^UK

like the Rock of Gibralter

honourable^UK

honorable^US

fossilised^UK

fixed as the laws of the Medes and Persians

from the horse's mouth

until the cows come home

not subject to change

officially recognized

that will live forever

difficult to keep down

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“The nation's stable economy has allowed farmers to build up their businesses and strengthen their export position.”

Adjective

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Having a calm personality

cool, calm and collected

matter-of-fact

able to reason clearly

able to think clearly

right in the head

having all marbles

compos mentis

in possession of all your faculties

with both feet on the ground

playing with a full deck

in good mental health

with one's feet on the ground

with one's head together

with all one's marbles

in possession of one's faculties

stilly

carefree

mentally competent

playing with full deck

both oars in water

well-thought-out

mentally stable

having all one's marbles

without a care in the world

centred^UK

centered^US

immovable

unswerving

having both feet on the ground

keeping a stiff upper lip

not turn a hair

keeping one's shirt on

soothed

repressed

suppressed

have one's act together

rolling with the punches

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“Responding to accusations of being unhinged, Ronald declared that he was, in fact, a very stable genius.”

Adjective

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(of a patient or their medical condition) Not deteriorating in health after an injury or operation

honourable^UK

honorable^US

capable

tried-and-true

upright

capable of being trusted

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“He is now in a stable condition and is expected to make a full recovery.”

Adjective

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Having exact and discernible limits or form

recognized^US

recognised^UK

as sure as eggs is eggs

there are no two ways about it

without question

all sewn up

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Adjective

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Of good financial standing

Adjective

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At rest, stationary, immobile, not moving

paralysed^UK

paralyzed^US

immobilized^US

immobilised^UK

as if turned to stone

stopped dead in your tracks

as if rooted to the spot

without moving a muscle

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Adjective

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Advocating the upholding or maintenance of tradition

counter-revolutionary

set in one's opinions

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Adjective

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In an undamaged state

favorable^US

favourable^UK

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Adjective

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Based on, or displaying, common sense

recognized^US

recognised^UK

organized^US

organised^UK

having direct bearing on

authorized^US

from the horse's mouth

authorised^UK

within the bounds of possibility

with both feet on the ground

showing great knowledge

as sure as eggs is eggs

favorable^US

favourable^UK

realizable^US

realisable^UK

straight from horse's mouth

having all one's marbles

steady-going

au courant

attestable

not taking no for an answer

within possibility

within the realms of possibility

completely understandable

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Adjective

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The pleasantness of warm and sunny weather

without a cloud in the sky

favourable^UK

favorable^US

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Noun

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A building used for lodging, feeding and training animals with hoofs, especially horses

“There was room for a dozen horses in the squire's large stable.”

Noun

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An organization or establishment training or producing a particular type of person or product

bevy^US

bevvy^UK

public-interest group

strategic partnership

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“Madame Roux is the latest addition to the city's growing sporting stable.”

Noun

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Series of spots for motor vehicle parking

Noun

A place where things are kept for future use or sale

What is another word for substantially stable?

Need synonyms for substantially stable? Here's a list of similar words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

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