destabilisation UK
diːˌsteɪbɪlaɪˈzeɪʃən
See also: destabilization (US)
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Definition of destabilisation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
generalRareUKaction of making something less stableRareUK
  • The destabilisation of the region caused widespread concern.
disruption unsettling
2.
politicsTECH.UKact of causing a government or regime to become unstableTECH.UK
  • Foreign interventions were blamed for the destabilisation of the region.
destabilization subversion
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Origin of destabilisation

Latin, de (down) + stabilis (stable)

Examples of destabilisation in a sentence

  • The destabilisation of the market affected global trade.
  • The destabilisation of the government led to widespread protests.
  • Economic instability contributed to the country's destabilisation.

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  1. French:déstabilisation, déstabilisation politique, ...
  2. German:Destabilisierung, politische Destabilisierung, ...
  3. Italian:destabilizzazione, instabilità politica, ...
  4. Spanish:desestabilización, inestabilidad política, ...
  5. Portuguese:desestabilização, desestabilização política, ...
  6. Chinese:不稳定, 政治不稳定, ...
  7. Japanese:不安定化, 政情不安, ...
  8. Arabic:زَعْزَعَة, زَعْزَعَة الاِسْتِقْرَار, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַפְרַת הַיְּצִיבוּת, עֵרְעוּר יַצִּיבוּת, ...
  10. Russian:дестабилизация, политическая дестабилизация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дестабілізація, політична дестабілізація, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्थिरता, अस्थिरकरण, ...

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