unstable (Meaning)
unstable (a)
lacking stability or fixity or firmness
unstable (s)
highly or violently reactive
affording no ease or reassurance
suffering from severe mental illness
disposed to psychological variability
subject to change; variable
unstable (a.)
Not stable; not firm, fixed, or constant; subject to change or overthrow.
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unstable Sentence Examples
- The unstable government faced increasing protests and calls for resignation.
- The stock market has been highly unstable due to global economic uncertainty.
- The patient's condition was unstable, requiring constant monitoring.
- The relationship between the two friends became unstable after a major argument.
- The volcanic eruption caused the region to become geologically unstable.
- The unstable weather conditions made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
- The unstable platform made it challenging to balance and stay upright.
- The teenager's mood was often unstable, swinging from euphoria to depression.
- The unstable economy resulted in job losses and financial hardship.
- The unstable chemical compound posed a safety hazard, requiring careful handling.
FAQs About the word unstable
lacking stability or fixity or firmness, highly or violently reactive, affording no ease or reassurance, suffering from severe mental illness, disposed to psych
rocky,unsteady, precarious, unbalanced,uneven, shaky, insecure, wobbly, doddery, tottering
stabilized, steady, stabilized, stable, steady, balanced,stable, balanced, substantial, equilibrated
The unstable government faced increasing protests and calls for resignation.
The stock market has been highly unstable due to global economic uncertainty.
The patient's condition was unstable, requiring constant monitoring.
The relationship between the two friends became unstable after a major argument.
