Instability

What do we mean by instability?

The quality or condition of being unstable. noun

The state of being unstable; want of stability or firmness, physical or moral; liability to fall, fail, give way, or suffer change. noun

The quality or condition of being unstable; lack of stability, firmness, or steadiness; liability to give way or to fail; insecurity; precariousness. noun

Lack of determination of fixedness; inconstancy; fickleness; mutability; changeableness noun

The quality of being unstable. noun

A state that is not in equilibrium, or in which a small change has a large irreversible effect. noun

An unstable order noun

Unreliability attributable to being unstable noun

The quality or attribute of being unstable and irresolute noun

A lack of balance or state of disequilibrium noun

The quality of being unstable.

A state that is not in equilibrium, or in which a small change has a large irreversible effect.

Insane and unstable Urban Dictionary

When you don't know if your computer, cellphone or any other electronic device, will work next time you use it. Urban Dictionary

A computer about to fall due to a bad surface it stands on - commonly comfused by newbs with Instable Operating System Urban Dictionary

When women use their rollercoaster of feelings to manipulate men. Urban Dictionary

An operating system prone to crashing - commonly referred by newbs as an Instable Computer - however, calling it such is incorrect. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to instability:
instability, stability, inability, notability, castability, insatiability, insurability, ignitability, inhability, testability, imitability, inviability, insanability, bistability.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word instability:
unstable, unrest, shear, stability, plasma, clouds, strip, collapse, coup, stable, dna, disk, corruption, fluid, caused, conflicts, repair, waves, crisis, genes, regime, severe, syndrome, frequent, frequency, atmosphere, magnetic, occurs, cancer, conflict, violence, economic.

Words that rhyme with instability:
facility, humility, liability, responsibility, ability, utility, capability, sustainability, agility, tranquility, stability, credibility, feasibility, hostility, possibility, vulnerability, disability, availability, volatility, viability, mobility, probability, reliability, sensibility, compatibility, accessibility, civility, flexibility, nobility, futility, motility, culpability, versatility, visibility, permeability, eligibility, docility, affordability, fertility, senility, irritability, applicability, gullibility, debility, durability, virility, inability, adaptability, variability, plausibility, gentility, susceptibility, portability, readability, profitability, fragility, acceptability, legibility, sterility, dependability, suitability, inevitability, incompatibility, ductility, fallibility, desirability, malleability, unavailability, predictability, incivility, infertility, amiability, maneuverability, infallibility, comparability, impossibility, respectability, survivability, advisability, irresponsibility, marketability, invulnerability, immobility, palatability, deniability, enforceability, invincibility, admissibility, comprehensibility, mental ability, unpredictability, believability, flammability, miscibility, invisibility, inaccessibility, inflexibility, learning ability, collectibility, transferability.

Adjectives that are often used to describe instability:
political, emotional, economic, social, mental, financial, hemodynamic, inherent, marital, chronic, genetic, greater, potential, internal, macroeconomic, joint, dynamic, thermal, extreme, nervous, genomic, postural, domestic, structural, anterior, spinal, considerable, regional, relative, gravitational, lateral, posterior, monetary, convective, microsatellite, cardiovascular, numerical, international, mechanical, severe, recurrent, atlantoaxial, affective, multidirectional, baroclinic, autonomic, global, governmental, electrical, cervical, term, ligamentous, segmental, dimensional, conditional, marked, induced, elastic, traumatic, apparent, cyclical, functional, gross, hydrodynamic, posterolateral, persistent, static, fundamental, absolute, ministerial, vasomotor, acute, psychological, rotational, residential, continued, glenohumeral, developmental, consequent, modulational.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective instability:
paradox, model, level, hypothesis, status, theory, thinking, problem, supernovae, continuum, analysis, mechanism, phenomena, threshold, scenario, stability.

Words that sound like instability:
instability, instabilities, inaudibility, unsuitability, inability, insatiability, answerability, testability, ineffability, unability, adjustability, countability, sensibility, irritability, immutability, disability, inevitability, immobility, deniability, incivility, edibility, immovability, inseparability, bendability, insolubility.