unbalance
- noun
- /ʌnˈbæləns/
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desequilibrio emocional
- He said that one thing to blame is the unbalance of brain chemistry, and he is unable to manage anything other than himself.
And that unbalance that we are creating by trying to escape the reality that we have created by ourselves is the one that is creating more conflict.
- And that unbalance that we are creating by trying to escape the reality that we have created by ourselves is the one that is creating more conflict.
Examples
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After facing many challenges, she struggled with an emotional unbalance that made it hard to concentrate.
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And that unbalance that we are creating by trying to escape the reality that we have created by ourselves is the one that is creating more conflict.
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His sudden outburst revealed a state of unbalance that indicated he was not coping well with the stress.
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The therapy sessions helped him regain a sense of unbalance after feeling overwhelmed by his emotions.
Synonyms
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5.1
A situation that changes easily and can fail, for example in politics
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4.2
When different parts are not equal in amount or power
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8.5
A severe state when someone cannot think clearly or control their mind
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8.6
A lack of balance in a body or system that makes it unsteady
A state where a person's mind is not working well and they cannot think or act normally
A state in which a person is not healthy in mind or body
A feeling of being worried and not calm
A feeling of worry that makes you unable to relax
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Unbalance comes from un- 'not' and balance 'steady or even'. So a mental unbalance is like a mind that is not steady, like a scale that keeps tipping to one side.