ˈekwəbəl also ˈēk- adjective
Etymology: Latin aequabilis, from aequare to make level, make equal (from aequus level, equal) + -abilis -able
1.
a. : marked by lack of variation or change : uniform
b. : showing regular or consistent movement, occurrence, operation, or character
an equable stride
2. : marked by lack of noticeable, unpleasant, or extreme variation, inequality, or fluctuation
for rest and recreation a warm, equable climate is doubtless most delightful — Ellsworth Huntington
my affections tend to be deep and equable and calm — Havelock Ellis
Synonyms: see steady