Change
Change noun - The act, process, or result of making different.
Instability and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Instability" instead a noun "Change".
Instability
Instability noun - The quality or state of not being firmly fixed in position.
Change and instability are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Instability".
Nearby Word: instance
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| physical | physical change | physical instability |
| particular | particular change | particular instability |
| similar | similar change | similar instability |
| obvious | obvious change | obvious instability |
| Other adjectives: massive, large, extreme, great, huge, subtle, social, major, political, possible, apparent, intentional, recent, sudden. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Suikoden V's Sun Rune causes mental instability along with wielder-willed climate change.
Source: Blessed With Suck / Video Games -
Portal Slam: Happens much more frequently early on, when the instability of the castle causes Aspects to move ("wander"), close, or otherwise change their nature.
Source: Literature / Castle Perilous -
While the first album after this change, Hungry for Stink, did pretty well (one of its songs, "Fuel My Fire", was later covered by The Prodigy), their next two albums performed worse and worse commercially and the band suffered from lineup instability.
Source: Music / L 7
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