stable
//ˈsteɪbəl//
Adjective
Not likely to change, fail, or give way; firmly established or fixed
The patient's condition is now stable.
Emotionally or mentally steady and balanced; not easily upset or disturbed
She remained stable and calm even during the crisis.
Not likely to move or fall; firmly fixed or balanced
Make sure the ladder is stable before you climb it.
Noun
A building in which horses or other livestock are kept and fed
The farmer keeps his horses in a stable behind the barn.
An establishment where racehorses are kept and trained
The champion horse is trained at a famous stable in Kentucky.
A group of people or things having a common origin, affiliation, or purpose
The director has a stable of talented actors who appear in all his films.
Synonym
Verb
To put or keep (a horse or other animal) in a stable
The horses are stabled in the barn overnight.