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Quick definitions from WordNet (unstable)
▸ adjective: highly or violently reactive ("Sensitive and highly unstable compounds")
▸ adjective: disposed to psychological variability ("His rather unstable religious convictions")
▸ adjective: lacking stability or fixity or firmness ("Unstable political conditions")
▸ adjective: subject to change; variable ("Everything was unstable following the coup")
▸ adjective: affording no ease or reassurance
▸ adjective: suffering from severe mental illness
▸ Also see unstably
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▸ adjective: highly or violently reactive ("Sensitive and highly unstable compounds")
▸ adjective: disposed to psychological variability ("His rather unstable religious convictions")
▸ adjective: lacking stability or fixity or firmness ("Unstable political conditions")
▸ adjective: subject to change; variable ("Everything was unstable following the coup")
▸ adjective: affording no ease or reassurance
▸ adjective: suffering from severe mental illness
▸ Also see unstably
▸ Word origin
▸ Words similar to unstable
▸ Usage examples for unstable
▸ Idioms related to unstable (New!)
▸ Popular nouns described by unstable
▸ Words that often appear near unstable
▸ Rhymes of unstable
▸ Invented words related to unstable