Frozen and Stable

Frozen

Frozen adjective - Having been established and usually not subject to change.
Usage example: pay rates will remain frozen until the company does better financially

Stable and frozen are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stable" instead an adjective "Frozen".

Stable

Stable adjective - Having been established and usually not subject to change.
Usage example: a troubled nation badly in need of a stable government

Frozen and stable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Frozen" instead an adjective "Stable".

Both words in one sentence

  • Frozen Fever made this Ascended Fanon, though he is a stable boy at home instead of in Arendelle.
  • Beethoven Was an Alien Spy A What If episode shows that if Fry had not been frozen, a universe-destroying Temporal Paradox would happen (because Fry's life is a Stable Time Loop that would not happen if he wasn't frozen).
  • Harmless Freezing The guard is frozen solid, but Warren says that he'll be fine in a couple of days, and he's later mentioned to be in critical but stable condition.
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