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unsteady

[uhn-sted-ee] / ʌnˈstɛd i /


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The morning of the disaster, unbeknown to those at the foot of the mountain, the large tip had been made unsteady by a build-up of water.

From BBC

In its place is an unsteady equilibrium of tariffs and transactional deals.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is now a ramshackle, seemingly lost-in-time metropolis where residents sit on porches observing the unsteady progress of cars navigating pothole-ridden streets.

From Los Angeles Times

As Jonathan scrambled across the unsteady ground, he clenched his teeth, bracing himself for the impact.

From Literature

The 28-year-old beat the count but looked unsteady, and a sharp follow-up combination forced the referee to wave it off.

From BBC