imbalanced (Meaning)

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imbalanced (a)

being or thrown out of equilibrium

The chemical equation was imbalanced, indicating an incorrect proportion of reactants and products.
The ecosystem's delicate balance was imbalanced by the introduction of invasive species.
The athlete's diet was imbalanced, lacking essential nutrients that hindered their performance.
The political system exhibited an imbalanced distribution of power, favoring certain factions.
The financial markets were imbalanced due to excessive speculation and a lack of regulation.
The individual's mental health was imbalanced, characterized by fluctuating emotions and poor coping mechanisms.
The relationship between the employer and employee was imbalanced, with one party holding undue influence.
The weather patterns became imbalanced, leading to extreme storms and unpredictable climate changes.
The research findings were imbalanced, biased towards a specific conclusion and lacking proper controls.
The school's curriculum was imbalanced, emphasizing certain subjects at the expense of others.

being or thrown out of equilibrium

contrast, distinctness,inequality, distinctiveness, difference, disagreement, dissimilarity, discrepancy, distance, friction

accordance, equivalence, congruity, conformity, equality, conformity, parallelism,identity, correspondence, agreement

The chemical equation was imbalanced, indicating an incorrect proportion of reactants and products.

The ecosystem's delicate balance was imbalanced by the introduction of invasive species.

The athlete's diet was imbalanced, lacking essential nutrients that hindered their performance.

The political system exhibited an imbalanced distribution of power, favoring certain factions.