1. the quality or state of being equable; evenness of temper or disposition; calmness and composure.
Usage: formal; often used to describe a person's emotional stability or a consistent state
2. uniformity or consistency in quality, temperature, or other measurable properties.
Usage: technical or scientific usage

Examples

• Her equability in the face of criticism impressed everyone in the meeting.
• The therapist praised his equability and ability to remain calm under stress.
• The equability of the climate in that region makes it ideal for agriculture.
• Despite the chaos around her, she maintained an admirable equability.
• The equability of temperature throughout the building was maintained by the new HVAC system.
• His natural equability made him an excellent mediator in disputes.