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stabilise

Pronunciation: [ˈsteɪbəlaɪz]

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Learn how to use stabilise in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “change”

(verb) to make something steady or firm so that it doesn't change too much. If you have a shaky table and you put something under one leg, you stabilize it so it stands still.

Example

I helped stabilize the wobbly chair by putting rubber pads under the legs.

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The project didn't stabilize and continued to face many ups and downs.

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How can we stabilize the situation before it gets worse?

Context: “emotions”

(verb) to help someone’s feelings or mood become more steady and less extreme. Imagine if a friend is very upset; you might help stabilize their emotions by talking to them and giving support.

Example

Talking to her friend helped stabilize her emotions after a tough day.

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Without help, his emotions remained unsteady and difficult to control.

Example

What can we do to stabilize her feelings during this hard time?

How to pronounce stabilise

Pronunciation: [ˈsteɪbəlaɪz]

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