Definition Synonyms
Definition of labile - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
easily changingRare likely to change or move easilyRare
- Her emotions are labile and change quickly.
2.
unstable emotionsTECH. emotionally unstableTECH.
- He was feeling particularly labile after the news..
3.
chemistryTECH. prone to chemical change or breakdownTECH.
- The labile compound decomposes rapidly in air.
Origin of labile
Latin, labilis (liable to slip)
Examples of labile in a sentence
His labile nature makes him unpredictable in stressful situations. Her labile mood swings made it hard to predict her reactions. The medication made him less labile. The labile nature of the substance required careful handling. Labile molecules often react unpredictably.
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- French:labile, émotionnellement instable, ...
- German:labil, ...
- Italian:labile, emotivamente instabile, ...
- Spanish:lábil, emocionalmente frágil, ...
- Portuguese:instável, emocionalmente instável, ...
- Chinese:不稳定的, 情绪不稳定的, ...
- Japanese:不安定な, 感情不安定, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُسْتَقِرّ, غَيْر مُسْتَقِر عَاطِفِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא יַצִּיב, לֹא יָצִיב מִמַּחֲשָׁבָה רֶגֶשׁ, ...
- Russian:лабильный, эмоционально нестабильный, ...
- Ukrainian:нестабільний, емоційно нестабільний, ...
- Hindi:परिवर्तनशील, भावनात्मक रूप से अस्थिर, ...
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