1. plural of equability; the quality or state of being equable; evenness of temper or composure; uniformity or consistency.
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or psychological contexts

Examples

• Her equabilities of mood made her a reliable and steady friend.
• The equabilities of the climate in that region support diverse plant life.
• His equabilities in handling stress impressed his colleagues.
• The equabilities of temperature throughout the year made the location ideal for agriculture.
• She maintained equabilities of purpose despite numerous setbacks.
• The equabilities of his character were evident in how he treated everyone with respect.