英语词汇“θ96948”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > time > change > absence of change, changelessness > stability, fixity > [noun] (49)

stablenessa1300

The quality or condition of being stable: = stability, n.

tack1412

Hold; holding quality; adherence, endurance, stability, strength, substance, solidity. Now dialect.

steadfastnessc1450

Established or permanent condition. Obsolete.

surenessc1450

Soundness, solidity, strength; stability. Frequently in figurative contexts. Now rare.

stability1470

Of an immaterial thing: Immunity from destruction or essential change; enduring quality. of government, institutions, customs, etc.

radicationa1500

The process of radicating or taking root, an instance of this; the fact or condition of being firmly established; rootedness. Now rare.

constance1509

Stability.

steadiness1530

The condition or quality of standing fast, permanence, stability. Obsolete.

certitudea1533

Fixedness, permanency; invariableness. Obsolete.

firmance1533

Firmly established condition, stability.

staidness1556

Stability, permanence, constancy.

establishment1561

Established or stable condition; settlement, permanence; also, settled condition of mind, calmness, confidence. Obsolete.

settledness1571

The state or quality of being settled (in various senses).

settling1582

The state of being settled, a settlement; a station. Obsolete.

state1597

Without qualification. Fixedness, stability. Obsolete.

groundedness1601

The quality or condition of being grounded or firmly established.

inviscerationa1631

The action of putting into the bowels; the fact of being deeply rooted in the inward parts.

setness1642

The quality, state, or character of being set, in various senses; also an instance of this.

unmalleableness1644

fixedness1647

The quality or condition of being fixed in various senses. Of material things: Immobility, steadiness of position, stillness, permanence.

poise1649

figurative. Balance, equilibrium. Also in later use: composure and dignity of manner, self-possession.

inveteracy1716

The quality of being inveterate; the state of being strong or deep-seated from long persistence.

well-foundedness1735

the quality or condition of being well-founded; esp. the quality of being based on good evidence or reasons.

fixity1791

gen. The condition of not being liable to displacement or change; stability or permanence in situation, condition, or form.

unmalleability1828

The quality or condition of being unmalleable.

deep-rootedness1860

instatement1877

Instating; establishment.

steady state1885

An unvarying condition; a state of equilibrium.

hard and fastness1897

The quality or condition of being rigidly laid down or prescribed; inflexibility; fixedness. Cf. hard and fast, adj. 1.

Subcategories:

— stable condition (3)

— something stable (5)

— stabilization (3)

— source or cause of (3)

— established position (2)

— settling again (2)

— perpetuating (2)

单词	θ96948
释义	the world > time > change > absence of change, changelessness > stability, fixity > [noun] (49) stablenessa1300 The quality or condition of being stable: = stability, n. tack1412 Hold; holding quality; adherence, endurance, stability, strength, substance, solidity. Now dialect. steadfastnessc1450 Established or permanent condition. Obsolete. surenessc1450 Soundness, solidity, strength; stability. Frequently in figurative contexts. Now rare. stability1470 Of an immaterial thing: Immunity from destruction or essential change; enduring quality. of government, institutions, customs, etc. radicationa1500 The process of radicating or taking root, an instance of this; the fact or condition of being firmly established; rootedness. Now rare. constance1509 Stability. steadiness1530 The condition or quality of standing fast, permanence, stability. Obsolete. certitudea1533 Fixedness, permanency; invariableness. Obsolete. firmance1533 Firmly established condition, stability. staidness1556 Stability, permanence, constancy. establishment1561 Established or stable condition; settlement, permanence; also, settled condition of mind, calmness, confidence. Obsolete. settledness1571 The state or quality of being settled (in various senses). settling1582 The state of being settled, a settlement; a station. Obsolete. state1597 Without qualification. Fixedness, stability. Obsolete. groundedness1601 The quality or condition of being grounded or firmly established. inviscerationa1631 The action of putting into the bowels; the fact of being deeply rooted in the inward parts. setness1642 The quality, state, or character of being set, in various senses; also an instance of this. unmalleableness1644 fixedness1647 The quality or condition of being fixed in various senses. Of material things: Immobility, steadiness of position, stillness, permanence. poise1649 figurative. Balance, equilibrium. Also in later use: composure and dignity of manner, self-possession. inveteracy1716 The quality of being inveterate; the state of being strong or deep-seated from long persistence. well-foundedness1735 the quality or condition of being well-founded; esp. the quality of being based on good evidence or reasons. fixity1791 gen. The condition of not being liable to displacement or change; stability or permanence in situation, condition, or form. unmalleability1828 The quality or condition of being unmalleable. deep-rootedness1860 instatement1877 Instating; establishment. steady state1885 An unvarying condition; a state of equilibrium. hard and fastness1897 The quality or condition of being rigidly laid down or prescribed; inflexibility; fixedness. Cf. hard and fast, adj. 1. Subcategories: — stable condition (3) — something stable (5) — stabilization (3) — source or cause of (3) — established position (2) — settling again (2) — perpetuating (2)
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