Instability and Play

Instability

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

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

Nearby Word: instance

Play noun - Activity engaged in to amuse oneself.

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Instability and play are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Instability" instead a noun "Play".

Nearby Words: played, playful, player, playfulness, playing

old	old instability	old play
obvious	obvious instability	obvious play
poor	poor instability	poor play
great	great instability	great play
Other adjectives: serious, infamous, dark, famous, major, general, recent.

The over-the-top blood and gore, and the obvious mental instability of everyone, including the play's purported "heroes," have led some modern audiences to call this play the most "Tarantino-esque" of Shakespeare's works.

Source: Genre Deconstruction / Theatre
Given Karolides is an expy of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, you can imagine how things play out... After this, instability in Europe leading to war becomes almost inevitable, and the rest of the plot is Hannay working with the British Military to prevent the Germans obtaining vital military secrets.

Source: Prevent the War

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