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unbalance
verb [T] (NOT FIRM) /ʌnˈbæl.əns/Definition
(Definition of unbalance verb (NOT FIRM) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- accord with sth phrasal verb
- align verb
- alignment noun (POSITION)
- balance (sth) out/up phrasal verb
- balance of power noun
- balanced adjective
- counterweight noun
- equilibrium noun
- harmonious adjective (PLEASANT)
- harmonize verb (MATCH)
- harmony noun (MATCH)
- imbalance noun
- mismatch noun
- mismatch verb
- never the twain shall meet idiom
- off balance adjective, adverb
- on an even keel idiom
- symmetry noun
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