Word of the day: Equable
[EK-wə-bl] Part of speech: Adjective Origin: Latin, mid-17th century Definitions: 1. (of a person) Not easily disturbed or angered; calm and even-tempered. 2. Not varying or fluctuating greatly. Examples of Equable in a sentence “Dad is easier to bargain with because of his equable personality.” “The sea was equable and glassy, with not a single wave in sight.” About Equable Equable’s modern definition of “fair and equitable” comes from the Latin words “aequabilis” and “aequare”
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