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unsteadiness

/ʌnˈsted.i.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui est instable, non solidement fixé ou sujet à vaciller ; peut décrire une instabilité physique ou un comportement imprévisible et changeant.

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noun

/ʌnˈsted.i.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité de ce qui est instable, non solidement fixé ou sujet à vaciller ; peut décrire une instabilité physique ou un comportement imprévisible et changeant.

A noun referring to the quality of not being steady, securely fixed, or stable; it can describe physical instability or unpredictable, varying behavior.

indénombrable

  1. Lack of physical stabilityB2formal

    The quality of not being firmly fixed, balanced, or securely in place; a tendency to wobble or shake.

    frinstabilité

    • The unsteadiness of the old ladder made climbing it dangerous.
    • She felt a sudden unsteadiness in her legs after the long run.
    • The table's unsteadiness was due to one leg being shorter than the others.

    Synonymesinsecurenessinstabilityprecariousnessricketinessshakiness

    Antonymesfirmnessstabilitysteadiness

  2. Variability or unpredictabilityB2formal

    The quality of being irregular, fluctuating, or not consistent in behavior, movement, or outcome.

    frInstabilité

    • The unsteadiness of the stock market worried investors.
    • His emotional unsteadiness made it hard for him to maintain relationships.
    • The unsteadiness of her voice revealed her nervousness.

    Synonymescapriciousnesschangeabilityfluctuationinconsistencyinstabilityirregularityunpredictabilityvariabilityvolatility

    Antonymesconstancystabilitysteadiness

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  • unsteadinesses plural form
  • unsteadinesses' possessive plural form
  • unsteadiness's possessive singular form
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