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Definition of equableness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
justiceDated fairness and impartiality in judgmentDated
- The judge was known for his equableness.
2.
personalityDated calm and even-tempered natureDated
- Her equableness made her a great leader.
3.
environmentDated consistent and stable conditionsDated
- The equableness of the climate attracted many settlers.
Origin of equableness
Latin, aequus (equal) + -ness (state)
Examples of equableness in a sentence
The committee praised his equableness in decision-making. His equableness helped resolve the conflict. Equableness is essential in stressful situations. The equableness of the weather made it ideal for farming. Investors were drawn to the region's equableness and predictability.
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- French:équité, équanimité, ...
- German:Gerechtigkeit, Ausgeglichenheit, ...
- Italian:equità, equanimità, ...
- Spanish:imparcialidad, ecuanimidad, ...
- Portuguese:equidade, equanimidade, ...
- Chinese:公正, 平和性格, ...
- Japanese:公平さ, 穏やかさ, ...
- Arabic:إِنْصاف, اتزان, ...
- Hebrew:הֲגִינוּת, שִׁוּוּי נֶפֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:справедливость, уравновешенность, ...
- Ukrainian:справедливість, врівноваженість, ...
- Hindi:निष्पक्षता, शांतता, ...
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