equably
In steady manner
Equably means in an even, steady, or unvarying manner.
It most often describes temperament—someone who responds equably handles situations calmly, without emotional swings: She took the criticism equably.
It can also describe physical consistency: The climate remains equably warm throughout the year.
In an unchanging way
- uniformlyIn consistent manner
- smoothlyWithout friction or difficulty
- regularlyAt fixed intervals
- steadilyIn constant, unwavering fashion
evenly · predictably · unchangingly · reliably · stably · constantly · invariably · unvaryingly
Free from agitation
- unflappableImpossible to disturb
- stoicUncomplaining endurer of hardship
- placidCalm, undisturbed
- tranquilCalm and untroubled
unperturbed · unruffled · coolheaded · imperturbable · even-tempered · self-possessed · collected · levelheaded
Impartial and unbiased
- unbiasedFree from prejudice
- objectivePurpose or goal
- evenhandedFair to all parties
- impartialShowing no preference
dispassionate · judicious · equitable · just · balanced · unprejudiced · fair-minded · consistent
consistently
In an unchanging way
steadily · evenly · predictably · unchangingly · reliably · stably · constantly · invariably · unvaryingly · continuously
calm
Free from agitation
- unflappableImpossible to disturb
- stoicUncomplaining endurer of hardship
- placidCalm, undisturbed
tranquil · unperturbed · unruffled · coolheaded · imperturbable · even-tempered · self-possessed · collected · levelheaded · composed
fair
Impartial and unbiased
- unbiasedFree from prejudice
- objectivePurpose or goal
- evenhandedFair to all parties
impartial · dispassionate · judicious · equitable · just · balanced · unprejudiced · fair-minded · consistent · uniform
equablyagitatedly
In disturbed manner
excitedly · hysterically · frantically · irritably · angrily
equablyerratically
In an inconsistent manner
irregularly · changeably · unpredictably · inconsistently · variably
equablyintemperately
Without moderation or restraint
excessively · immoderately · extremely · wildly · violently