Instability and Movement

Instability

Instability noun - The quality or state of not being firmly fixed in position.

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Movement and instability are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Movement" instead a noun "Instability".

Nearby Word: instance

Movement noun - The act or an instance of changing position.

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Instability and movement are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Instability" instead a noun "Movement".

Nearby Words: move, moving, moved, mover

high	high instability	high movement
physical	physical instability	physical movement
low	low instability	low movement
poor	poor instability	poor movement
Other adjectives: massive, large, social, major, political, growing, increasing, sudden.

Through Noens manipulation of Sevastians mental instability, the movement begins taking captives and placing demands on the New American government.

Source: Webcomic / New America
It also shouldn't have survived being seated in ice for so long, as instability and constant movement would gradually crush it, in the same way many incarnations of the Antarctic Halley Research Station were.

Source: Series / Helix
Any movement felt inside the ship is either an instability in the generated impulse/warp field or an externally-applied "real" momentum transfer rather than a reaction to changing velocity of the relatively-motionless ship.

Source: Not the Fall That Kills You

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