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Definition of equably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
stabilityRare in a steady way without sudden changes or disruptionsRare
- She spoke equably throughout the heated debate.
- He accepted the verdict equably, without visible emotion.
- Market prices adjusted equably after the initial shock.
Origin of equably
Latin, aequabilis (equal)
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- French:de façon égale, ...
- German:gleichmäßig, ...
- Italian:con calma, ...
- Spanish:con ecuanimidad, ...
- Portuguese:estavelmente, ...
- Chinese:平和地, ...
- Japanese:穏やかに, ...
- Arabic:بِهُدوء وَثَبات, ...
- Hebrew:בְּיַצִּיבוּת, ...
- Russian:уравновешенно, ...
- Ukrainian:урівноважено, ...
- Hindi:स्थिर रूप से, ...
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