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stability
noun
-
stability
a
condition
in
which
something
continues
without
unexpected
changes
or
disturbances
•
After
years
of
war
,
the
country
finally
enjoyed
political
stability
.
After
years
of
war
,
the
country
finally
enjoyed
political
stability
.
•
Saving
a
little
money
each
month
gave
our
family
a
sense
of
financial
stability
.
Saving
a
little
money
each
month
gave
our
family
a
sense
of
financial
stability
.
noun
-
stability
the
quality
of
an
object
or
structure
that
keeps
it
steady
and
prevents
it
from
tipping
,
shaking
,
or
falling
•
The
chair
’
s
wide
legs
give
it
plenty
of
stability
on
uneven
ground
.
The
chair
’
s
wide
legs
give
it
plenty
of
stability
on
uneven
ground
.
•
The
gymnast
spread
her
arms
to
keep
her
stability
on
the
narrow
beam
.
The
gymnast
spread
her
arms
to
keep
her
stability
on
the
narrow
beam
.
noun
-
stability
a
calm
and
balanced
state
of
mind
or
behaviour
that
is
not
easily
upset
•
Daily
meditation
helps
him
maintain
emotional
stability
.
Daily
meditation
helps
him
maintain
emotional
stability
.
•
The
child
’
s
stability
improved
once
her
routine
became
regular
.
The
child
’
s
stability
improved
once
her
routine
became
regular
.
noun
-
stability
the
ability
of
a
substance
or
system
to
remain
unchanged
and
not
break
down
,
react
,
or
fail
under
normal
conditions
•
Stainless
steel
is
valued
for
its
stability
in
wet
conditions
.
Stainless
steel
is
valued
for
its
stability
in
wet
conditions
.
•
The
drug
’
s
chemical
stability
allows
it
to
be
stored
for
years
.
The
drug
’
s
chemical
stability
allows
it
to
be
stored
for
years
.
instability
noun
-
instability
,
instabilities
the
quality
or
state
of
lacking
physical
firmness
or
steadiness
,
making
it
likely
to
move
,
fall
,
or
collapse
.
•
The
instability
of
the
old
ladder
made
it
unsafe
to
climb
.
The
instability
of
the
old
ladder
made
it
unsafe
to
climb
.
•
Soil
instability
caused
the
landslide
after
heavy
rain
.
Soil
instability
caused
the
landslide
after
heavy
rain
.
From
late
Middle
English
:
via
French
from
Latin
instabilitas
,
from
instabilis
'unstable'
,
from
in-
'not'
+
stabilis
'stable'
.
noun
-
instability
,
instabilities
the
state
of
being
emotionally
or
mentally
unbalanced
or
unpredictable
.
•
His
emotional
instability
often
led
to
sudden
outbursts
.
His
emotional
instability
often
led
to
sudden
outbursts
.
•
Therapy
helped
manage
her
mental
instability
.
Therapy
helped
manage
her
mental
instability
.
From
late
Middle
English
:
via
French
from
Latin
instabilitas
,
from
instabilis
'unstable'
,
from
in-
'not'
+
stabilis
'stable'
.
noun
-
instability
,
instabilities
a
situation
in
which
a
country
,
government
,
economy
,
or
society
lacks
security
and
may
experience
sudden
changes
or
unrest
.
•
Political
instability
sparked
widespread
protests
.
Political
instability
sparked
widespread
protests
.
•
Economic
instability
hit
the
nation
hard
.
Economic
instability
hit
the
nation
hard
.
From
late
Middle
English
:
via
French
from
Latin
instabilitas
,
from
instabilis
'unstable'
,
from
in-
'not'
+
stabilis
'stable'
.