Converse of object

• ride: There are several riding stables nearby, all speak English.

Adjective modifier

• converted: The cookery school is housed in the ground floor of the converted Georgian stables, which overlook the castle.. .

• livery: There are 20 horses in livery stables on the estate.

• former: This beautifully restored grade II listed former stables has been recently renovated to a very high standard.

Modifies a noun

• isotope: Stable isotopes are naturally occurring and are used as a marker for what is happening inside the body.

• angina: Design: Protocol guided management of patients with stable angina.

• block: The grand stable block was designed by William Legg.

• yard: It has an archway wide enough for coaches to pass through into the picturesque medieval stable yard.

• door: Pretty garden with stable door to rear of property.

• platform: The pontoon thus firmly founded, the dredging gear would work from a stable platform.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Now patients with HIV can remain stable for many years.

• appear: I don't recall many problems with the Microsoft DHCP Server during these years, so this piece of Microsoft software appears reasonably stable.

• stay: That, we propose, is why the Protestant isolation indices stayed so stable between 1911 and 1981, while the Catholic indices rose.

• seem: Navigator also seems much more stable under Windows than Linux.

Noun used with modifier

• riding: Program 10 Alice visits an extraordinary riding stables located under one of London's busiest roads.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: Tuberculosis in Scotland has been relatively stable over the past 20 years.

• financially: Money net pension searches Nick Gardiner is financially stable at 26.

Preposition: for

• horse: Outside were two well built concrete and brick pig sties and a stable for horses and carriages.