unbalanced in Irish
unbalanced in Irish is míchothrom — unbalanced means lacking stability or equal proportion; not balanced.
unbalanced in Irish
míchothrom
not balanced, without equilibrium
What does "unbalanced" mean?
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adj Lacking stability or equal proportion; not balanced.
"The diet was criticized for being unbalanced, heavy on carbs and light on protein."
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adj Mentally unstable or irrational.
"The defense argued the suspect was emotionally unbalanced at the time."
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adj Favoring one side unfairly; biased.
"Critics called the news coverage unbalanced and one-sided."
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unbalanced in a sentence
- The diet was criticized for being unbalanced, heavy on carbs and light on protein.
- The defense argued the suspect was emotionally unbalanced at the time.
- Critics called the news coverage unbalanced and one-sided.
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What is "unbalanced" in Irish?
"unbalanced" in Irish is míchothrom. unbalanced means: Lacking stability or equal proportion; not balanced.
How do you use "unbalanced" in a sentence?
Example: "The diet was criticized for being unbalanced, heavy on carbs and light on protein." In Irish, "unbalanced" is míchothrom.
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