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destabilize English

Meaning destabilize meaning

What does destabilize mean?

destabilize

— verb (= destabilise) become unstable The economy destabilized rapidly — verb (= destabilise) make unstable Terrorism destabilized the government

Synonyms destabilize synonyms

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Conjugation destabilize conjugation

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destabilize · verb

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We will not surrender to an irresponsible minority of rebels, who try to destabilize authority.
Is there a cheaper way to destabilize a regime?
These demands would destabilize the monetary system! I call this meeting to order!
They want to destabilize you, undermine your sense of reality.
They disturb me, destabilize me.
He claims that he possesses a tape which will prove that you and others conspired to destabilize the last Labour government.
A war between the Tzenkethi and the Federation would destabilize the Alpha Quadrant making it that much easier for the Dominion to move in.
Ambassador, this rivalry between you and Lord Refa threatens to destabilize the Royal Court.
Representatives for President Clark speaking before the Senate Investigative Committee dismissed these latest allegations, describing them as attempts to destabilize Earthgov from within and without.
If we can get it to fire at full power, that should destabilize the reactor core for 30 seconds.
The leader of the renegade fleet. that has been attempting to destabilize Earth for months. has finally been located and detained.
You could destabilize your matrix.
If he launches now, he'II destabilize the entire cavern!
She began to destabilize at the subatomic level.
How can we destabilize a regime?
The last project he worked on involved a plan to destabilize the economies of unfriendly countries.
I'm not surprised. There's enough water here to destabilize an entire hillside.
Experimenting with them will only destabilize Olympian society.
The leader of the renegade fleet that has been attempting to destabilize Earth for months has finally been located and detained.
The beam would also destabilize the plasma. Same effect.
That's an isomagnetic conduit. You could destabilize your matrix.
It may not take much to destabilize the Earth's climate to convert this heaven, our only home in the cosmos into a kind of hell.
The quantum fissure is beginning to destabilize.
Representatives for President Clark speaking before the Senate Investigative Committee. dismissed these latest allegations, describing them as attempts. to destabilize Earthgov from within and without.
Use the second one to destabilize its subspace matrix.
You'll destabilize the molecules.
It could destabilize the warp core.
It should destabilize the matter stream and implode the conduit for at least a light-year.
The wormhole might destabilize.
And completely destabilize the UN.
He's trying to destabilize the tractor beam with a feedback pulse.

News and current affairs

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's recent tour of Middle East capitals helped spread the word to Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf states that any US failure and sudden withdrawal would be certain to destabilize them.
Although no one knows precisely what might destabilize the Wilkes Basin, we can be fairly certain that further global warming, caused by greenhouse-gas emissions, will increase the risk.
During the Cold War, the US also employed economic sanctions to destabilize unfriendly governments, especially in Latin America, though they do not appear to have played more than a minor role, even where regime change eventually occurred.
If economic solutions aren't found, eventually these regions' conflicts will destabilize Europe, as millions more desperate, hopeless people eventually become radicalized and blame the West for their misery.
The third moment came after the Berlin Wall fell, and it was feared that an enlarged Germany might destabilize Europe.
In such an uncertain environment, even small changes in advanced countries' monetary policy can destabilize developing economies.
And US-led international sanctions, imposed from the 1990s onward, have aimed to impoverish, destabilize, and ultimately topple the Islamist regime.
They are convinced that, even if Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime falls, Iran will be able to destabilize the country in such a way that would pose a major security threat to Israel.
If, however, the authorities continue their efforts to destabilize the Russian economy, today's disturbing tendencies may actually take root.
After all, trouble in emerging economies would destabilize the entire global economy, threatening the fragile recoveries of advanced economies, including the US.
These concerns do not mean that the US and the EU should not impose sanctions on Russia for its illegal annexation of Crimea and continuing efforts to destabilize eastern Ukraine.
That belief is wishful thinking: a burning Middle East can destabilize the world in many ways.
Second, civil wars that turn millions of people into refugees will destabilize Europe economically and socially, which is bound to hit the global economy hard.
Russia has said that it will not give Serbia a blank check, but it will likely support the Serbian government's efforts to isolate and destabilize an independent Kosovo.
Even speedier action is needed to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, both for its own sake, and because its repercussions destabilize other parts of the world.
Last summer's war in Georgia, and the Kremlin's habitual efforts to destabilize Ukraine's pro-Western government, serve as warnings for what Lukashenko can expect if he moves precipitately.
If anything, too rapid a democratic transition may destabilize governments and enhance the extremists' opportunities to wreak havoc.
When Ukrainians earlier this year ousted their corrupt president, Viktor Yanukovych, after he backed out of an association agreement with the EU, Russia set out to destabilize the country.
As a result, they are less likely to destabilize the global financial system or impose harm on most shareholders and the public.
It could also destabilize a fragile region, sparking fresh wars with neighboring Somalia and Eritrea.
In annexing Crimea and stoking separatist violence in Donbas, the Kremlin's aim has clearly been to destabilize Ukraine in order to bring it under Russia's thumb.
It would destabilize not only the highly-indebted European periphery, but also core countries like France and Germany, which have been the architects of that project.
If the global economy remains on its current trajectory, a period of intense volatility could destabilize a number of emerging economies, while undermining development efforts worldwide.
While Ahmedinejad's apocalyptic vision makes it difficult for westerners to deal with him, Khamenei does not want to stumble into a military confrontation with the West, which would destabilize Iran and possibly lead to the regime's downfall.
Everybody knows how American-style hyper-consumerism can destabilize social relations and lead to aggressiveness, loneliness, greed, and over-work to the point of exhaustion.
In other words, the boundaries of government action have narrowed tremendously in the face of strong financial markets, with their power to destabilize any government act deemed inconvenient.
As long as the EU's life-threatening political crisis continues, its financial crisis will continue to destabilize it.
First, they are weary of renewed Iranian attempts to destabilize Iraq.
The so-called C-6 might argue that, given their price-stability mandate, only central banks of countries whose economic fate might destabilize domestic prices should receive privileged access to domestic currency.

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