instability in Latin
instability in Latin is instabilitas — instability means the quality of not being stable or steady; a tendency to change, wobble, or collapse.
instability in Latin
instabilitas
(uncountable) The quality of being unstable.
What does "instability" mean?
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noun The quality of not being stable or steady; a tendency to change, wobble, or collapse.
"Political instability scared off foreign investors."
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instability in a sentence
- Political instability scared off foreign investors.
- The tower's instability was obvious the moment the ground began to shake.
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What is "instability" in Latin?
"instability" in Latin is instabilitas. instability means: The quality of not being stable or steady; a tendency to change, wobble, or collapse.
How do you use "instability" in a sentence?
Example: "Political instability scared off foreign investors." In Latin, "instability" is instabilitas.
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