destabilize
verbTo make an arrangement or system less stable.
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Clear all filtersTo make an arrangement or system less stable.
Not stable or assured, or lacking confidence about one's position.
Lacking confidence
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Capable of changing or prone to change.
Unstable, insecure, or exposed to danger or failure.
Unstable or insecure
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Disloyal or deceptive; also dangerously unreliable or difficult to navigate.
Disloyal or deceitful
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Prone to rapid or unpredictable change, especially in mood.
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