Stable and Vicious

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Stable adjective - Marked by the ability to withstand stress without structural damage or distortion.

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

Vicious adjective - Extreme in degree, power, or effect.

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Stable and vicious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stable" instead an adjective "Vicious".

Nearby Word: viciously

Detective Adrian Pimento in Brooklyn Nine-Nine spent twelve years working undercover for a vicious mobster, and as a result of the things he did is not quite... stable.

Source: Shell-Shocked Veteran
For instance, a stable owner who took offense to something Moist said about his horses decided to get back at him by bringing him the most evil-minded, vicious horse he owns.

Source: I Like Those Odds
Niles and Maris's marriage in Frasier was depicted as this, only being stable when Niles was miserable and cowed and Maris was wrapped up in her own pursuits, and erupting into vicious fights, break-ups, and various forms of abuse (on Maris's part) whenever this status quo was shaken up.

Source: Destructive Romance

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