Definition Synonyms
Definition of stabile - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fixedRare US not easily changed or movedRare US
- The sculpture remained stabile despite the strong winds.
2.
chemicalTECH. not reacting with other substancesTECH.
- The compound is stabile under normal conditions.
Noun
artTECH. sculpture with fixed units attached to a supportTECH.
- The artist created a stabile using colorful sheet metal.
Images of stabile

sculpture with fixed units attached to a support
Origin of stabile
Latin, stabilis (firm) + -is (suffix)
Examples of stabile in a sentence
Her emotions were stabile despite the chaos around her. The gas remains stabile even at high temperatures. This material is stabile when exposed to air. In the gallery, a large stabile drew everyone's attention. The museum displayed a stabile that was admired by visitors.
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- French:stable, stabile, ...
- German:stabil, Stabile, ...
- Italian:stabile, scultura stabile, ...
- Spanish:estable, escultura fija, ...
- Portuguese:estável, escultura fixa, ...
- Chinese:稳定的, 固定雕塑, ...
- Japanese:安定した, スタビル, ...
- Arabic:ثابِت, منحوتة ثابتة, ...
- Hebrew:יָצִיב, סְטָבִּיל, ...
- Russian:устойчивый, стабиль, ...
- Ukrainian:стабільний, стабіль, ...
- Hindi:स्थिर, स्थिर मूर्तिकला, ...
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