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11unbalanced — un|bal|anced [ʌnˈbælənst] adj 1.) someone who is unbalanced is slightly crazy 2.) a report, argument etc that is unbalanced is unfair because it emphasizes one opinion too much 3.) a relationship that is unbalanced is not equal because one person …
12unbalanced — adjective 1 someone who is unbalanced seems slightly crazy 2 a report, argument etc that is unbalanced is unfair because it emphasizes one opinion too much 3 a relationship that is unbalanced is not equal because one person has more influence,… …
13unbalanced — adj. mentally unbalanced * * * [ʌn bælənst] mentally unbalanced …
14unbalanced — un|bal|anced [ ʌn bælənst ] adjective 1. ) mentally ill 2. ) giving only one view or opinion of a situation or subject: BIASED: unbalanced news coverage 3. ) not containing all the necessary parts in the correct amount: an unbalanced diet …
15unbalanced — adjective 1) he is unbalanced and dangerous Syn: unstable, mentally ill, deranged, demented, disturbed, unhinged, insane, mad, out of one s mind; informal crazy, loopy, loony, nuts, nutso, nutty, cracked, bushed, scre …
16unbalanced — adjective Date: 1650 not balanced: as a. not in equilibrium b. mentally disordered or deranged c. not adjusted so as to make credits equal to debits < an unbalanced account > …
17unbalanced — un·bal·anced .ən bal ən(t)st adj mentally disordered or disturbed <an unbalanced mind> …
18unbalanced — of unsound mind Not just dizziness: We have to accept the position that Ed was unbalanced. (Condon, 1966) …
19unbalanced — UK [ʌnˈbælənst] / US adjective 1) mentally ill 2) giving only one view or opinion of a situation or subject unbalanced news coverage …
20unbalanced budget — ➔ budget1 * * * unbalanced budget UK US noun [C] ACCOUNTING ► a budget in which more money is spent than comes in during a particular period: »For the first time in nine years, the state s financial reserves are being used to help avoid an… …
