unbalanced

UK
/ʌnˈbæl.ənst/
US
/ʌnˈbæl.ənst/
unbalancedadjective
more unbalanced
Comp.
most unbalanced
Super.
UK
/ʌnˈbælənst/
US
/ʌnˈbælənst/
Translations
The unbalanced design of the sculpture made it look like it might topple over at any moment.
Le design déséquilibré de la sculpture donnait l'impression qu'elle pouvait basculer à tout moment.
Additional translations
instableAu sens psychologique ou émotionnel.
partialAu sens d’un traitement ou d’un point de vue non impartial.
Definitions
Not evenly distributed or arranged; lacking symmetry or proportion.
The unbalanced design of the sculpture made it look like it might topple over at any moment.
Emotionally or mentally unstable.
His unbalanced behavior during the meeting raised concerns among his colleagues.
Not fair or impartial; biased.
The unbalanced report favored one side of the argument without considering the opposing views.
unbalanceverb

unbalanced

Past Simple

unbalanced
Past Simple
unbalanced
Past Participle
unbalancing
ing-form
UK
/ʌnˈbæl.əns/
US
/ʌnˈbæl.əns/
Translations
The sudden gust of wind unbalanced the tightrope walker.
La rafale de vent soudaine a déséquilibré le funambule.
Additional translations
déstabiliserSens figuré, surtout pour une personne ou un état mental.
Definitions
To cause (something) to become unsteady or unstable.
The sudden gust of wind unbalanced the tightrope walker.
To upset the equilibrium or mental stability of (someone).
The unexpected news seemed to unbalance him emotionally.
unbalancenoun
Definitions
A lack of balance or symmetry; a state of being out of equilibrium.
The unbalance in the distribution of resources led to widespread discontent among the population.
A mental or emotional instability.
His sudden outburst was attributed to unbalance in his mental state.