Stable | Mean of stable in English Dictionary

/ˈsteɪbəl/

• in a good state or condition that is not easily changed or likely to change
1. a stable community/government
2. They have a stable relationship.
3. Children need to be raised in a stable environment.
4. a stable income
5. The economy is stable.
• not getting worse or likely to get worse
1. The patient is stable.
2. (US) She is in stable condition after suffering multiple injuries. = (Brit) She is in a stable condition after suffering multiple injuries.
• not easily moved
1. Make sure the platform is stable.
2. The ladder doesn't seem very stable. [=secure]

• emotionally or mentally healthy
1. a mentally/emotionally stable person
• having a chemical structure or physical state that does not change easily
1. a stable compound/element
• Noun
• a building in which horses are kept, fed, and cared for
1. She rode the horse back to the stable.
2. a horse stable
3. She rode the horse back to the stables.
4. riding stables
• the group of racehorses that belong to the same owner
1. There have been three winners from his stable this season.
• a group of people (such as athletes, writers, or performers) who work for or are trained by the same person, organization, or business
1. a stable of actors/writers
• a group of products that are made by the same company
1. A new model will be added to the car company's stable of sedans.
• Verb
• to put or keep (a horse) in a stable
1. She stabled the horse.
2. Where do you stable your horses?