destabilized
diːˈsteɪbɪlaɪzd
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Definition of destabilized - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unstableno longer stable or secure
  • The region became destabilized after the conflict.
insecure unstable unsteady
2.
unbalancedcaused to lose balance or effectiveness
  • The economy was destabilized by the sudden policy changes.
disrupted unbalanced unsettled
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Origin of destabilized

Latin, de (down) + stabilis (stable)

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metaphorical
capable of being weakened or destabilized

Examples of destabilized in a sentence

  • The building became destabilized after the earthquake.
  • The team felt destabilized after the sudden resignation.
  • The region became destabilized due to political unrest.

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  1. French:déstabilisé, déséquilibré, ...
  2. German:destabilisiert, aus dem Gleichgewicht gebracht, ...
  3. Italian:instabile, ...
  4. Spanish:inestable, ...
  5. Portuguese:desestabilizado, abalada, ...
  6. Chinese:不稳定的, 失衡的, ...
  7. Japanese:不安定, バランスを失った, ...
  8. Arabic:غَيْر مُسْتَقِرّ, مُزعزَع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְעוּרְעָר, בִּלְתִּי יָצִיב, ...
  10. Russian:дестабилизированный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дестабілізований, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्थिर, असंतुलित, ...
destabilize
diːˈsteɪbəlaɪz

Definition of destabilize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
politicstr.USundermine a system or structuretr.US
  • The hackers aimed to destabilize the network.
subvert undermine weaken
2.
loss of balancetr.cause to lose balance or controltr.
  • The earthquake destabilized the building's structure..
derange disrupt unbalance
3.
lose stabilityintr.USbecome unstable or unsteadyintr.US
  • The economy began to destabilize after the crisis.
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Origin of destabilize

Latin, de (down) + stabilis (stable)

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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  1. French:déstabiliser, déséquilibrer, ...
  2. German:destabilisieren, aus dem Gleichgewicht bringen, ...
  3. Italian:destabilizzare, destabilizzarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:desestabilizar, desestabilizarse, ...
  5. Portuguese:desestabilizar, desestabilizar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:破坏, 破坏平衡, ...
  7. Japanese:不安定化させる, バランスを崩す, ...
  8. Arabic:زَعْزَعَ, أخل, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְעַרְעֵר, לִפְגוֹעַ בְּיַצִּיבוּת, ...
  10. Russian:дестабилизировать, дестабилизироваться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дестабілізувати, дестабілізуватися, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्थिर करना, संतुलन बिगाड़ना, ...
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