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stabilizing

verb
SaySTAY-buh-ly-zing/ˈsteɪ.bə.laɪ.zɪŋ/

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    verb
    Present participle and gerund of stabilize.

    Engineers spent the week stabilizing the bridge after the earthquake.

    The central bank is stabilizing the currency through careful interest rate changes.

    Note

    The -ing form keeps both halves of the verb. With an object, someone does the steadying: a nurse stabilizing a patient. Without one, the thing settles by itself, which suits prices, markets and vital signs: the patient's condition is stabilizing. Before a noun it works as a modifier (a stabilizing influence), and as a gerund it can stand as a subject: stabilizing the currency took years.

    After a volatile spring, fuel prices are finally stabilizing.

    Her calm presence had a stabilizing effect on the whole team.

stabilizing is a form of stabilize

stabilize, verb: To bring something into a stable state so that it no longer wobbles, fluctuates, or changes. Full entry

Forms
stabilizestabilizes he/she/itstabilizing -ing formstabilized past tense, past participle
Spelling
stabilize → stabilizing: drop the e, add -ing

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