Definition

destabilises

verb
  1. to make something unstable or less secure; to undermine the stability of a system, government, or situation
  2. Usage: British English spelling (American English: destabilizes); third-person singular present tense

Examples

  • The sudden withdrawal of foreign investment destabilises the country's economy.
  • Political corruption destabilises public trust in government institutions.
  • Extreme weather events destabilise coastal communities and infrastructure.
  • The scandal destabilises the company's leadership and stock price.
  • Misinformation destabilises social cohesion and democratic processes.
  • Removing a key player destabilises the team's performance on the field.

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