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destabilise

/diːˈsteɪ.bɪ.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa hacer algo inestable o provocar la pérdida de estabilidad de un sistema, gobierno o situación.

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verb

/diːˈsteɪ.bɪ.laɪz/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • esVerbo que significa hacer algo inestable o provocar la pérdida de estabilidad de un sistema, gobierno o situación.

A verb meaning to make something unstable or to cause a system, government, or situation to become less secure or steady.

  1. Become unstableB2formalbritish

    To lose stability or become unsteady, often in a political, economic, or social context.

    esDesestabilizarse

    • The economy began to destabilise after the sudden drop in oil prices.
    • The region's security started to destabilise following the conflict.
    • Without strong leadership, the government may destabilise quickly.

    Antónimosstabilise

  2. Make unstableB2formalbritish

    To cause something to become unstable or less secure, often deliberately.

    esDesestabilizar

    • The hackers attempted to destabilise the financial system.
    • Spreading false information can destabilise a community.
    • The new policy could destabilise the housing market.

    Sinónimosdisruptrockshakesubvertundermineunsettleupsetweaken

    Antónimossecurestabilisestrengthen

Formas
  • destabilised past participle
  • destabilised past simple
  • destabilising present participle
  • destabilises third person singular