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unsteady

/ʌnˈsted.i/

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adjective

/ʌnˈsted.i/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что не является твёрдым, устойчивым или надёжным; может двигаться, меняться или подводить.

Describes something that is not firm, stable, or secure; likely to move, change, or fail.

  1. Subject to change or variationB2formal

    Not constant or predictable; likely to fluctuate or alter.

    ruНестабильный

    • The stock market has been unsteady this quarter.
    • Her mood was unsteady, shifting from joy to sadness quickly.
    • The weather remains unsteady, with sudden rain showers.

    Synonymscapriciouschangeableerraticfluctuatinginconstantmercurialunstablevariablevolatilewavering

    Antonymsconstantevenfixedregularstablesteadyuniform

  2. Not firmly or solidly positionedB1formal

    Lacking stability or balance; likely to move or fall.

    ruНеустойчивый

    • The old ladder felt unsteady and dangerous to climb.
    • He walked with an unsteady gait after the long hike.
    • The table wobbled because one leg was unsteady.

    Synonymsinsecureprecariousricketyshakytotteringtotteryunfirmunstablewobbly

    Antonymsbalancedfirmsecurestablesteady

Forms
  • unsteadier comparative form
  • unsteadiest superlative form
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