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Definition of «unbalanced»

The term "unbalanced" refers to something that is not in equilibrium or balance. This could mean that there is an imbalance between different elements, such as a lack of symmetry or harmony, or it may indicate that one side is heavier than the other, causing instability. In psychology, unbalanced can also refer to emotional states or behaviors that are extreme or out of proportion, indicating mental illness or disorder.

Usage examples

  1. The unbalanced eating habits of the child were evident from their preference for junk food over nutritious meals.
  2. The company's financial statements showed an unbalanced distribution of expenses, with excessive spending on marketing and insufficient investment in research and development.
  3. The unbalanced workload in the office caused dissatisfaction among employees, with some being overwhelmed and others having idle time.
  4. The unbalanced power dynamics in the relationship led to one partner making all the decisions while the other felt unheard and neglected.
  5. The unbalanced allocation of resources in the country resulted in wealth inequality, with a small percentage of the population possessing a majority of the wealth.

Phrases with «unbalanced»

Sentences with «unbalanced»

  • This causes us to seek out more carbohydrates and suddenly our diet becomes unbalanced as we become «carb - driven.» (flippingfifty.com)
  • Pregnant mothers with unbalanced diets may be more likely to bear children at risk of adult type 2 diabetes, a study in mice suggests. (newscientist.com)
  • For that reason, performing ballistic exercises with unbalanced weights like kettlebells and sandbags can provide more useful strength in a real - world, emergency situation. (onnit.com)
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