unbalanced
- adjective
- /ʌnˈbælənst/
- In your opinion, then, Mr. Harrison is mentally unbalanced?
- mentally unbalanced
- psychologically unbalanced
- an unbalanced person
But if Steve is unbalanced, playing a good role with Trump, that's fine.
- But if Steve is unbalanced, playing a good role with Trump, that's fine.
Examples
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Surely the man was mentally unbalanced, and yet ...
Fiction book (2001) -
Maybe a little mentally unbalanced but...
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Well, I say there is something unbalanced with him tonight.
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You are so completely unbalanced.
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The woman was unbalanced, and I would report this incident to Julian as soon as morning came.
Fiction book (1990) -
Do you think I'm unbalanced?
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That's so much better than you being mentally unbalanced.
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Dallas, I knew you were irresponsible, but I think you might be mentally unbalanced.
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Surely, Yang must be psychologically unbalanced to have such a chip on his shoulder.
Academic text (1999) -
The therapist suggested that he might be unbalanced due to his emotional outbursts.
Synonyms
Mentally ill and unable to think or behave in a normal way
A person whose mood or behavior changes suddenly
Having a serious problem with thinking, feeling, or behaving because of a brain condition
Feeling upset or worried and unable to think clearly
Feeling unsteady in body or mind after something sudden
A person who is not thinking or acting in a normal and safe way
Not even in the way parts or people are placed
Mentally ill and not able to manage personal affairs
To be very confused or act in a strange way
Being very ill in the mind and not thinking clearly
Feeling mentally unsteady and unable to focus
Antonyms
How Stable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unbalanced comes from un- 'not' and balance 'evenness' or 'steady'. So to call someone unbalanced is to say their mental 'balance' has tipped and they are not mentally steady.