instability
/ˌɪnstəˈbɪləti/
noun
- The state of being likely to change or fail; lack of stability or steadiness.
- The political instability in the region caused many businesses to close.
- The bridge was closed due to structural instability after the earthquake.
- Her emotional instability made it hard for her to keep a steady job.
- A tendency to change suddenly or unpredictably, especially in weather or economic conditions.
- Investors are worried about the instability of the stock market.
- Economic instability led to a sharp rise in unemployment.
- The weather forecast warned of instability in the atmosphere, bringing thunderstorms.
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