stability

stability
n
1. fixedness, permanence, solidity, sol-idness, fixity, immovability, stableness; rest, repose, immobility, inertia, dormancy, inaction, inactivity, quiescence; balance, equilibrium, steadiness.
2. changelessness, unchangeableness, immutability; abidingness, endurance, maintenance, perseverance, pursuance, perpetuation; continuity, unity, similarity, uniformity; continuance, duration, prolongation.
3. steadfastness, reliability, dependability, constancy, steadiness; resolution, resoluteness, determination, perseverance, persistence; tenacity, adherence, devotion, Inf. stick-to-it-iveness; resolve, poise, aplomb, decisiveness, purposiveness; grit, mettle, will, pluck, Inf. sand, backbone, hardiness of spirit; obstinateness, obstinacy, doggedness, stubbornness, Inf. cussedness, inflexibility, intransigence; obdurateness, contumacy, contumaciousness.

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