de·sta·bi·lize [diː'steɪbəlaɪz] VB trans
- destabilize
- destabilizovati perf i imperf
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The initial test goes well at first, but eventually the teleportation field destabilizes, growing out of control as the failsafe mechanism refuses to engage.
en.wikipedia.org Drought, administrative distribution of the plan for kolkhozes, and the lack of relevant general management destabilized the situation.
en.wikipedia.org In the meantime, corruption takes its toll on the outside world as well: the entire empire is destabilizing.
en.wikipedia.org Alcohol made men less reliable hunters and allies, destabilized village economics and contributed to a rise in poverty.
en.wikipedia.org However, the long-term effects proved to be destabilizing.
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