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Meanings of stabilised in English

Made stable or firm.

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Usage of stabilised in English
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In recent years, their use in other industrial applications has also stabilised.
The Irish Times
2
COVID-19 cases have seemingly stabilised, and infection rates are yet to spike.
The South African
3
But in China air pollution deaths have roughly stabilised on 2005 figures.
The Guardian
4
House prices in new estates should be stabilised or even fall slightly.
The Irish Times
5
Yields on benchmark 10-year Polish bonds stabilised after falling sharply last week.
Reuters
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Although waits have been rising under the coalition they have recently stabilised.
The Guardian
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But, helped by an IMF-led bailout, the economy and currency have stabilised.
The Irish Times
8
His condition has since stabilised and he is reportedly out of danger.
News.com.au
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Once we've got them stabilised we could set up a halfway house.
Moon Over Soho
10
My rush had stabilised but my energy levels were still surprisingly high.
Class of 88
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But some data has suggested that the slowdown stabilised in early 2019.
Reuters
12
She was rushed to hospital and after treatment her condition reportedly stabilised.
News.com.au
13
We were more stabilised in this game, better organised with our shape.
BBC
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My weight had stabilised, I was sleeping, my anxiety was at bay.
News.com.au
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Paramedics stabilised him at the scene before airlifting him to the hospital.
The Guardian
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After visiting China earlier this week, Spierings said the situation there had stabilised.
Reuters
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Stabilised through the time
Stabilised across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare