stabile Synonyms
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stabile Meaning
stabile (n)
a sculpture having fixed units (usually constructed of sheet metal) and attached to a fixed support
stabile (s)
(chemistry, physics, biology) resistant to change
not able or intended to be moved
stabile Sentence Examples
- The towering stabile stood as a testament to the artist's ingenuity, its delicate balance defying gravity.
- The sculptor's stabile, a symphony of welded metal, captured the kinetic energy of the wind.
- The park was adorned with a whimsical stabile, its geometric shapes dancing in the breeze.
- The architect incorporated a stabile into the building's facade, creating a striking visual accent.
- The garden was home to a charming stabile, its copper leaves rustling softly in the wind.
- The kinetic stabile swung gracefully in the breeze, its colorful panels creating a mesmerizing optical illusion.
- The stabile was a symbol of stability and order amidst the chaos of the city.
- The artist's stabile was a masterpiece of engineering, defying the laws of physics.
- The grand stabile, a towering monument, served as a gathering place for the community.
- The intricate stabile, a testament to the artist's patience and skill, was a coveted collectors' item.
FAQs About the word stabile
a sculpture having fixed units (usually constructed of sheet metal) and attached to a fixed support, (chemistry, physics, biology) resistant to change, not able
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The towering stabile stood as a testament to the artist's ingenuity, its delicate balance defying gravity.
The sculptor's stabile, a symphony of welded metal, captured the kinetic energy of the wind.
The park was adorned with a whimsical stabile, its geometric shapes dancing in the breeze.
The architect incorporated a stabile into the building's facade, creating a striking visual accent.
