emotional stability

/ɪˈmoʊʃənəl stəˈbɪləti/

ability to remain calm and balanced

Her emotional stability helped her handle the crisis effectively.

She remained calm and composed during a difficult situation.

formal

The ability to maintain a balanced emotional state, especially under stress or pressure.

Therapists often work with clients to improve their emotional stability.

Professionals help people develop coping mechanisms to manage emotions.

This term is commonly used in psychology and mental health discussions.

Collocations

improve emotional stabilityto enhance one's ability to manage emotionslack of emotional stabilityinability to regulate emotions effectively

the process of managing and controlling emotions

the ability to recover from emotional stress

This phrase is frequently used in mental health discussions to describe emotional health.

Use in professional or clinical settings, not casual conversation.

Combination of 'emotional' (relating to feelings) and 'stability' (steadiness).

Often used in psychological and therapeutic contexts to describe a person's ability to manage emotions.

emotional

relating to feelings

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stability

steadiness or balance

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