adjective
English to Spanish Dictionary

unstable Meaning in Spanish (unstable significado en español)

inestable
inestable in English:unstable
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de unstable en español es inestable. (Que no es firme o estable y, por lo tanto, es propenso a caerse o colapsar.)

Definitions of Unstable

  1. 1
    adjective
    inestable

    Not firm or steady and therefore likely to fall or collapse.

    Que no es firme o estable y, por lo tanto, es propenso a caerse o colapsar.

  2. 2
    adjective
    inestable

    Likely to change or fluctuate, especially in a negative or unpredictable way.

    Que es propenso a cambiar o fluctuar, especialmente de manera negativa o impredecible.

  3. 3
    adjective
    inestable

    Prone to sudden changes of mood or behavior; emotionally volatile.

    Propenso a cambios repentinos de humor o comportamiento; emocionalmente volátil.

Example Sentences

“The old bridge felt unstable as we walked across it.”

El viejo puente se sentía inestable mientras cruzábamos.

“The political situation in the region remains highly unstable.”

La situación política en la región sigue siendo muy inestable.

“She has been feeling emotionally unstable lately due to stress.”

Últimamente se ha sentido emocionalmente inestable debido al estrés.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In English:

volatileshakyprecariousunsteady

Antonyms (Antónimos)

Inflected Word Forms

nouninstability
noundestabilization
adverbunstably

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

unstable governmentcollocation

A government that is likely to collapse or change frequently.

unstable marketcollocation

A financial market characterized by frequent and unpredictable fluctuations.