instable

[ɪnˈsteɪbl]

instable Definition

• 1. not stable; liable to change or break down
• 2. unstable

Using instable: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "instable" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The political situation in the country is very instable.

• Example

  The bridge was declared instable and closed for repairs.

• Example

  Her mood was instable and unpredictable.

• Example

  The company's financial situation is quite instable.

instable Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for instable

• unstable
• unsteady
• shaky
• insecure
• unsettled

Antonyms for instable

• stable
• steady
• secure

Phrases with instable

• mentally instable

  having a mental or emotional instability or disorder

  Example

  He was diagnosed as mentally instable and was prescribed medication.

• physically instable

  not physically stable or secure

  Example

  The building was physically instable and had to be demolished.

• chemically instable

  not chemically stable or secure

  Example

  The chemical compound was chemically instable and had to be disposed of safely.

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Summary: instable in Brief

The term 'instable' [ɪnˈsteɪbl] refers to something that is not stable, liable to change or break down. It can describe physical, mental, or emotional states, as well as situations like political or financial instability. Synonyms include 'unstable,' 'unsteady,' 'shaky,' and 'insecure.'