steady; stable; calm and unhurried; without major fluctuations

smooth and stable; steady and even, with no shaking or fluctuation

stability; stabilization

with steady steps; at a steady pace; in a planned and orderly way

unstable; shaky; not steady; instability

firm and steady; showing strength and balance; stable

To become stable or steady

steady and earnest in manner; composed and not frivolous; staid

smooth and steady; stable or secure, especially describing a physical state, living situation, or a transition

firm and stable; steady and not easily shaken

safe and reliable; dependable and appropriate; cautious and well-considered

steady, calm, and unflustered; having a staid or sedate character

To stand upright and maintain balance; to land or stand steadily without falling.

To steady or stabilize after a period of change; used mainly in finance or economics for stock prices and currency values.

to stand firmly or establish oneself; to have a solid foundation or a firm position

steady state; homeostasis

to move forward steadily and strike sure blows, especially in fighting; used to describe doing things carefully, reliably, and without taking unnecessary risks

To be certain of success or have a full assurance of victory; literally, to hold the winning ticket firmly in one's hand.

stable; steady; firm; secure

steady or dependable agricultural production

to stabilize or maintain a constant electrical voltage

smooth and steady; in a very stable and secure manner

describing an object that is positioned very securely and stably

to be sure to obtain; to be certain to win or get

very likely to succeed; certain of success; in the bag

as stable as Mount Tai; describes a position or situation that is extremely solid and immovable

to be certain to win, obtain, or achieve something

stability; robustness; the state of being firm and steady

Cannot hold something steadily; to be on shaky ground or in a precarious situation

stable and secure; smooth and without mishaps or danger

dependable, steady, and trustworthy (of a person, plan, or method)

solid and steady; calm and practical

The state of a physical object where, if slightly displaced from its original position, it tends to return to that position rather than moving further away

steady and proficient; skilled and reliable; calm and capable

reliable; safe and easy to use or carry out

To have full confidence in victory; to have success within one's grasp.

steady and calm; showing a composed or maidenly manner

instability; the state of being unstable or unsteady

monostable or single-side stable; specifically used for electronic components like relays or circuits

to be discreet in speech; able to keep a secret

unstable; unsteady; physically or emotionally shaky

A state where an object or system in equilibrium, when slightly disturbed, cannot return to its original position or state

the state of a physical system where any slight disturbance results in a move further away from its initial position

Literally to sit tight on the fishing terrace despite the storm; used to describe remaining calm and composed regardless of external chaos or danger

(astrophysics) a theory used to explain the persistent spiral arms in galaxies

having two stable states

Describes a person who is prone to leaking secrets because they like to talk too much; also written as [[嘴不严|嘴不嚴|zui3 bu4 yan2]]

Cannot sit securely or steady; unsteady, often describing a defective chair or a person who cannot keep still.

instability; destabilization