unsteady in Latin
unsteady in Latin is instabilis — unsteady means not firmly balanced or supported; shaky.
unsteady in Latin
instabilis
Not held firmly in position, physically unstable.
What does "unsteady" mean?
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adj Not firmly balanced or supported; shaky.
"He felt unsteady on his feet after the long flight."
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adj Irregular or inconsistent.
"Her unsteady income made budgeting difficult."
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unsteady in a sentence
- He felt unsteady on his feet after the long flight.
- Her unsteady income made budgeting difficult.
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What is "unsteady" in Latin?
"unsteady" in Latin is instabilis. unsteady means: Not firmly balanced or supported; shaky.
How do you use "unsteady" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt unsteady on his feet after the long flight." In Latin, "unsteady" is instabilis.
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