unhinging (Meaning)

unhinging

unsettle sense 2, disrupt, to remove from the hinges, to make unstable, to remove (as a door) from the hinges

No weak antonyms found.

The sudden death of his father unhinged his mind, leaving him in a state of despair.
The relentless stress of the job gradually unhinged her, leading to a complete mental breakdown.
The discovery of the infidelity shattered her trust, unhinging her emotions and triggering a deep spiral.
The unhinging of the hinges on the old gate made a deafening screech that echoed through the neighborhood.
The sight of the mutilated body unhinged the onlookers, sending shockwaves of horror and revulsion through the crowd.
The relentless bullying unhinged his confidence, leaving him feeling isolated and worthless.
The traumatic experience unhinged her former composure, making her anxious and perpetually on edge.
The revelation of the secret unhinged their relationship, tearing apart the fabric of trust that had once bound them.
The relentless pursuit of perfection unhinged his mind, driving him to the brink of obsession.
The unhinging of the pendulum on the grandmother clock signaled the passage of time and the relentless march of life.

unsettle sense 2, disrupt, to remove from the hinges, to make unstable, to remove (as a door) from the hinges

disturbing, confusing, bothering, maddening, unsettling, deranging, distracting, unbalancing, cracking, upsetting

quieting, relaxing,settling, calming, soothing,tranquilizing, tranquillizing,

The sudden death of his father unhinged his mind, leaving him in a state of despair.

The relentless stress of the job gradually unhinged her, leading to a complete mental breakdown.

The discovery of the infidelity shattered her trust, unhinging her emotions and triggering a deep spiral.

The unhinging of the hinges on the old gate made a deafening screech that echoed through the neighborhood.