stabilises

Prevents further wobbling

Stabilises is the British spelling of stabilizes.

To stabilise is to make something stable—steady, balanced, or unchanging.

A government might stabilise the currency.

A patient's condition stabilises when it stops deteriorating.

The medication helped stabilise her mood.

Engineers stabilise structures; economists stabilise markets.

steadies

calms

Reduces agitation

quiets · stills · soothes · tempers · subdues · cushions · buffers · absorbs · controls · contains

balance

equilibrium

State of balance

levels · evens · centers · adjusts · calibrates · compensates · equalizes · regulates · corrects · normalizes

reinforces

strengthens

Increases force or durability

solidifies · underpins · supports · buttresses · shores up · anchors · secures · firms · braces · stiffens

economic

currency

Medium of exchange

interest rates · exchange rates · economy · fiscal · monetary · financial · banking · recovery · downturn · volatility

Opposites
stability vs instability

stabilisesdestabilises

Causes to become unsteady

destabilizes · unsettles · disrupts · upsets · unbalances

change vs constancy

stabilisesdestabilises

Causes to become unsteady

fluctuates · overturns · shakes up · upends · varies

Phrases
Family

stabilise, stabilised, stabilising, stabilisers, stabilisation, stabiliser, stabilisations, destabilisation, destabiliser

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