(あんていせい)

あんていせい
noun
stability; steadiness
1. stability; steadiness; reliability
The quality of being stable, not easily changed, disrupted, or destabilized. Used for physical objects, systems, economies, employment, and more.
この椅子(いす)安定性(あんていせい)がある。
This chair has good stability.
雇用(こよう)安定性(あんていせい)(もと)める(ひと)(おお)い。
Many people seek job stability.
このソフトウェアは安定性(あんていせい)(すぐ)れており、長時間(ちょうじかん)使用(しよう)でもフリーズしない。
This software excels in stability and doesn't freeze even after long use.

Composed of 安定(あんてい) (stability, being stable) and (せい) (nature, quality). The suffix (せい) turns the state of being stable into an abstract quality.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 安定性(あんていせい)(たか)い: highly stable
  • 安定性(あんていせい)()ける: to lack stability
  • 安定性(あんていせい)(すぐ)れる: to excel in stability
  • 安定性(あんていせい)確保(かくほ)する: to ensure stability
  • 精神的(せいしんてき)安定性(あんていせい): emotional stability

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 安定(あんてい): stability (state) — the state or condition of being stable
  • 安定性(あんていせい): stability (quality) — the inherent property of being stable
  • 安定感(あんていかん): sense of stability — the subjective feeling of stability

USAGE:
安定性(あんていせい) emphasizes the measurable property, while 安定感(あんていかん) emphasizes the impression or feeling one gets. For example, a chair might have 安定性(あんていせい) (it won't tip over) while a politician might project 安定感(あんていかん) (they seem reliable).