unstableness
- noun
- /ʌnˈsteɪbəl.nəs/
- The unstableness of the platform made it dangerous to stand on.
Examples
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Political unstableness often leads to economic challenges in the country.
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Her emotional unstableness worried her friends and family.
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The unstableness of the economy worries many investors.
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Her unstableness in decision-making has caused problems.
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Her emotional unstableness worried her friends and family.
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Political unstableness often leads to economic challenges in the country.
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The unstableness of the platform made it dangerous to stand on.
Synonyms
A situation that changes easily and can fail, for example in politics
How likely a person, situation, or market is to change quickly and unexpectedly
A lack of balance in a body or system that makes it unsteady
Being unstable and at risk of loss or harm
A lack of balance or firm control that causes shaking
A tendency to change quickly, especially in mood or health
A state where something does not stay the same, like color that changes after washing
A time of changeable weather with sudden rain and wind
Unpredictable and inconsistent behavior
Antonyms
How Stable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unstableness begins with un- ('not') and uses stable, a word that is related to the everyday verb stand ('to be on your feet'). So, unstableness literally means 'not standing firm', which helps you remember it as a lack of firmness, steadiness, or security.