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lacking stability or fixity or firmness
unstable political conditions
the tower proved to be unstable in the high wind
an unstable world economy
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highly or violently reactive
sensitive and highly unstable compounds
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affording no ease or reassurance
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suffering from severe mental illness
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disposed to psychological variability
his rather unstable religious convictions
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subject to change; variable
everything was unstable following the coup
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1. Unstable / Comparitive
unstabler
2. Unstable / Superlative
unstablest
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