Australians are, on the whole, pleased with the stabilizing benefits of their political system.
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Stabilizing
Synonyms for "stabilizing" (69 found)
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Adjective(5 words)
dampening techniqueeconomic stabilityfinancial systemhomeostatic feedbackhomeostatic system
Related words (34)
Verb(3 words)
maintain civil ordermaintain dynamic stabilityrestore civil order
Noun(23 words)
market equilibrium analysismarket interventionmarket protectionmoderatingpeacekeepingpeacekeeping supportplateauingpond ecosystem balancesregularizingregulatingsecuresetting powdersocial stability measuresstabilitystabilizationstabilizersteadinesssteadysteadyingsteadying hand
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Adjective(8 words)
neural regulationnutritional sustainmentpolitical collapsespolitical stabilitysocial unrestsocietal orderstabilisingthermidorian reaction
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20 entriesbufferingcalmingcurrency stabilizationdampingequalizinggrid stabilizationgyroscopeleveling systemlong term stabilitymoderatingprice stabilizationreinforcingshock absorbershort term stabilitysoil stabilizationstabilizing measure
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Collocations
11 entriesstabilizing actionstabilizing agentstabilizing effectstabilizing factorstabilizing influencestabilizing measuresstabilizing mechanismstabilizing policystabilizing procedurestabilizing processstabilizing technique
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There they perform stabilizing surgery and treat critical injuries, so that patients can be moved to a hospital with capacity for the remainder of their treatment.
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She's unconscious, and we're stabilizing her.
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State-owned Korean Central News Agency released a statement and said Kim laid out a plan to usher in “tangible change in stabilizing” the state economy and people’s living conditions.
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