Definition of destabilize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
politicstr. US undermine a system or structuretr. US
- The hackers aimed to destabilize the network.
2.
loss of balancetr. cause to lose balance or controltr.
- The earthquake destabilized the building's structure..
3.
lose stabilityintr. US become unstable or unsteadyintr. US
- The economy began to destabilize after the crisis.
Origin of destabilize
Latin, de (down) + stabilis (stable)
Terms with destabilize included in their meaning
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destabilize
make something less stable or secure
Examples of destabilize in a sentence
Their actions might destabilize the entire region. The scandal could destabilize the government. New policies may destabilize the economy. Without support, the bridge could destabilize. The medication made him destabilize on his feet.
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- French:déstabiliser, déséquilibrer, ...
- German:destabilisieren, aus dem Gleichgewicht bringen, ...
- Italian:destabilizzare, destabilizzarsi, ...
- Spanish:desestabilizar, desestabilizarse, ...
- Portuguese:desestabilizar, desestabilizar-se, ...
- Chinese:破坏, 破坏平衡, ...
- Japanese:不安定化させる, バランスを崩す, ...
- Arabic:زَعْزَعَ, أخل, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַרְעֵר, לִפְגוֹעַ בְּיַצִּיבוּת, ...
- Russian:дестабилизировать, дестабилизироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:дестабілізувати, дестабілізуватися, ...
- Hindi:अस्थिर करना, संतुलन बिगाड़ना, ...
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