stablest
Least likely toppling
Stablest is the superlative form of stable—most firmly fixed, least likely to change or collapse.
The stablest structure in the village survived the earthquake.
While "most stable" is more common in speech and writing, stablest remains grammatically correct: Of all the currencies, theirs proved stablest during the crisis.
Elemental variant by mass
- nobleTitled or virtuous
- equilibriumState of balance
- compoundCombined into one
- elementBasic substance or factor
bonded · saturated · dormant · inactive · quiescent · undecaying · nonflammable · constant
Most secure, stable
- securestMost firmly held
- strongestMaximum in power
- diversifiedMade more varied
- hedgedAvoided definite commitment
liquid · creditworthy · profitable · viable · robust · flourishing · thriving · steady
isotope
Elemental variant by mass
- nobleTitled or virtuous
- equilibriumState of balance
- compoundCombined into one
element · bonded · saturated · dormant · inactive · quiescent · undecaying · nonflammable · constant · fixed
soundest
Most secure, stable
- securestMost firmly held
- strongestMaximum in power
- diversifiedMade more varied
hedged · liquid · creditworthy · profitable · viable · robust · flourishing · thriving · steady · dependable
steadiest
Superlatively constant and reliable
calmest
Superlative of tranquil
- stable footingSecure base for standing
- stable boyYoung horse caretaker
- riding stablesFacility for equestrian activities
- shelf-stable foodsProducts requiring no refrigeration
- emotionally stable
- stable handEquine caretaker at barn