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destabilization

/diːˌsteɪ.bɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/diːˌsteɪ.bɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс или действие, делающее что-либо, например правительство, экономику или систему, менее стабильным или безопасным, часто приводящее к потере равновесия.

A noun referring to the process or action of making something, such as a government, economy, or system, less stable or secure, often leading to a loss of equilibrium.

uncountable

  1. Loss of equilibriumC1formal

    An event that causes a loss of balance or stability, such as in a ship or aircraft.

    ruПотеря равновесия

    • The sudden storm caused the destabilization of the small boat.
    • Engineers are studying the destabilization of the aircraft during turbulence.
    • The destabilization of the platform led to a safety evacuation.

    Synonymsdisequilibriumimbalanceinstabilityperturbationunsteadiness

    Antonymsbalanceequilibriumstabilization

  2. Political or economic instabilityC1formal

    The action of making something less stable, especially a government, country, or economy.

    ruДестабилизация

    • The foreign intervention led to the destabilization of the region.
    • Economic destabilization can result from sudden market crashes.
    • The government took measures to prevent the destabilization of the currency.

    Synonymsdisruptionsabotagesubversionweakening

    Antonymsstabilization

Forms
  • destabilizations plural form
  • destabilizations' possessive plural form
  • destabilization's possessive singular form
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