Synonyms for destabilization
desta·bi·liza·tion

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1. destabilizationnoun

   an event that causes a loss of equilibrium (as of a ship or aircraft)

   Synonyms:
   destabilisation

   Antonyms:
   stabilization, stabilisation

2. destabilization, destabilisationnoun

   the action of destabilizing; making something less stable (especially of a government or country or economy)

   Synonyms:
   destabilisation

   Antonyms:
   stabilization, stabilisation

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1. • Action
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   • Government
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1. List of paraphrases for "destabilization":

   destabilisation, instability, destabilising, unstable, subversion

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How to use destabilization in a sentence?

1. Le Maire:

   Unfortunately, we are going to have a G6 plus-one with United States alone against everyone and running the risk of economic destabilization.

2. Feisal Istrabadi:

   There will be an opportunity for the destabilization of the country, this is a huge deal throughout the Middle East. The fact that it was done over the territory of Iraq means that Iraq will become what I feared it would become from the beginning: the battleground between Iran and the United States.

3. Edouard Phillipe:

   This is devastating for our security with the inevitable resurgence of Islamic State in northeastern Syria and probably also northwest Iraq and so the destabilization of a government that doesn't need that.

4. Le Maire:

   Unfortunately we are going to have a G6 plus one with United States alone against everyone and running the risk of economic destabilization.

5. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez:

   This is disappointing to see, first, seeking asylum at any US border is a 100% legal method of arrival. Second, the US spent decades contributing to regime change and destabilization in Latin America. We can’t help set someone’s house on fire and then blame them for fleeing.