stabilized
- adjective
- /ˈsteɪbəˌlaɪzd/
- US
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estabilizado
- Researchers confirmed that the stabilized ecosystem could support a diverse range of wildlife.
And healing and feeling stabilized again is so important, right?
- And healing and feeling stabilized again is so important, right?
- Interest rates are set based on what the present stable or stabilized level of inflation is.
- We got in during the pandemic and our apartments weren't stabilized, so probably not too much.
- Yeah, I think oil is stabilised.
- Because on the back end of this, I do believe there is a stabilized society and a, a world of extraordinary abundance out there.
- Hit the power button to start hands off stabilized.
- So it helps it when when you take it out as an ice cream, it's more stabilized with the after freezing.
- There, there were every time wars, wars between them, every time the countries were not still stabilized.
Examples
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And healing and feeling stabilized again is so important, right?
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The bridge was finally stabilized to ensure the safety of all travelers.
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Interest rates are set based on what the present stable or stabilized level of inflation is.
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So here she is, structurally stabilized and repaired, cleaned, filled in, retouched and varnished.
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And it's that same list of cereal flours, vegetable oils, sugars, all stabilised and emulsified together.
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After a series of repairs, the building is now stabilized and safe for occupancy.
Synonyms
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2.3
Not likely to change and stays steady over time
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8.2
In a stable state after problems
Stable and unlikely to change
Has a spinning device that keeps it steady
Antonyms
How Stable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stabilized comes from the simple word stable, which means 'firm' or 'not moving'. To stabilize is to make something steady, so stabilized means 'made steady' or 'made secure'.