Stable
Example: The system remains stable under heavy use conditions
Definition
"Stable" describes a condition or system that remains steady, secure, and unchanging over time, especially under varying or challenging conditions. It implies reliability and the absence of sudden fluctuations or failures, as in the example phrase 'The system remains stable under heavy use conditions.'
Etymology
The word "stable" originates from the Latin word 'stabilis,' meaning 'firm' or 'steady.' It entered English through Old French 'stable,' reflecting the idea of something that stands firm or does not easily change. Did you know? The same root gave rise to the word 'stability,' emphasizing the quality of being stable.
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"Stable" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 3", containing 116 commonly used words.
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