disequilibrium (Meaning)

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disequilibrium (n)

loss of equilibrium attributable to an unstable situation in which some forces outweigh others

The patient's disequilibrium and uncoordinated gait were indicative of a neurological issue.
The sudden change in atmospheric pressure caused a disequilibrium in the surrounding environment.
The company's disequilibrium was evident from its fluctuating stock prices and declining revenues.
The hiker's disequilibrium was caused by the steep and slippery terrain.
The tightrope walker maintained his balance despite the disequilibrium caused by the strong winds.
The disequilibrium in the global economy led to widespread recession and financial instability.
The doctor attributed the patient's disequilibrium to an inner ear infection.
The disequilibrium caused by the earthquake made it difficult for people to stand and walk.
The disequilibrium of the social order was reflected in the rising tensions and conflicts between different groups.
The athlete's disequilibrium during the race was caused by fatigue and dehydration.

loss of equilibrium attributable to an unstable situation in which some forces outweigh others

nonequilibrium,imbalance, unbalance, instability, insecurity,fluctuation, volatility, disequilibration, inconstancy,precariousness

stasis, stasis, equilibration, balance,equilibrium, equilibrium, equilibration, balance, counterbalance, equipoise

The patient's disequilibrium and uncoordinated gait were indicative of a neurological issue.

The sudden change in atmospheric pressure caused a disequilibrium in the surrounding environment.

The company's disequilibrium was evident from its fluctuating stock prices and declining revenues.

The hiker's disequilibrium was caused by the steep and slippery terrain.