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destabilize

verb as in undercut

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Sensory overload can be extremely destabilizing, so an autistic child may first need a quiet place with dim lighting to calm themselves, and extra time to process and form answers to providers’ questions.

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Sensory overwhelm can be destabilizing, and an autistic child may first need a quiet place with dim lighting to calm themselves, and extra time to process and form answers to questions.

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Several other right-wing media outlets quickly followed suit on Monday, framing the shooter’s reported exploration as a deeply destabilizing factor: A window into a “secret life” that could explain the shooting.

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Western officials say Russia is seeking to destabilize members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization through covert acts of sabotage it can easily deny.

Colombia's first leftist president, Gustavo Petro, has also alleged that the ultimate goal of the US deployment is to seize Venezuela's oil wealth and destabilize Latin America.

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