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Definition of equable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
climateRare not varying much in temperature or conditionsRare
- The region is known for its equable climate throughout the year..
2.
personalityRare calm and steady in temperamentRare
- She remained equable despite the chaos around her.
Origin of equable
Latin, aequabilis (equal)
Examples of equable in a sentence
Farmers prefer regions with an equable climate for consistent crop growth. His equable nature made him a great leader. The equable climate attracted many tourists.
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- French:équable, équanime, ...
- German:gleichmäßig, ausgeglichen, ...
- Italian:equabile, equilibrato, ...
- Spanish:estable, ecuánime, ...
- Portuguese:estável, sereno, ...
- Chinese:温和的, 平和的, ...
- Japanese:穏やかな, 落ち着いた, ...
- Arabic:معتدل, هَادِئ, ...
- Hebrew:קָבוּעַ, שָׁלֵו, ...
- Russian:равномерный, уравновешенный, ...
- Ukrainian:рівномірний, врівноважений, ...
- Hindi:सम, शांत, ...
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