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stabilitate

transitive verb
sta·bil·i·tate | \ stəˈbiləˌtāt \
-ed/-ing/-s

Definition of stabilitate 

: to make stable

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History and Etymology for stabilitate

Medieval Latin stabilitatus, past participle of stabilitare, from Latin stabilitas

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