equable
adjective
free from many changes or variations; uniform.
equability
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a word derived from
equable.
Example Sentences
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But, as Temmer says, with peace'n'love-era equability: "It's all a karmic equation, isn't it?"
From The Guardian ● Jul. 27, 2013
Some were knock-kneed, some astigmatic, round-shouldered, swivel-hocked, unduly thin; some spilled their milk with mild equability, as if a saucepan in their stomachs were softly frothing over.
From Time Magazine Archive
Over & over, in the context of world war, these essays shift from an easy equability to the sort of fierceness with which gentle men sometimes astonish bullies.
From Time Magazine Archive
Citation: "Fearless crusader against economic chaos, he has spent 40 fruitful years in the quest for order and equability among the free nations of Europe."
From Time Magazine Archive
But for all his outward equability, his impatience was amounting to torment.
From The Sign of the Spider by Bertram Mitford
