Adjective:

ਸਟੈਬੀਲਾਈਜ਼ਰ,

destabilising's Usage Examples:

(fosbretabulin, and its salt fosbretabulin disodium) is a microtubule destabilising drug, a type of vascular-targeting agent, a drug designed to damage.

Somalia imposed in Resolution 733 (1992) while expressing concern at the destabilising effects of cross-border arms flows in the region in relation to the.

The Kenyan government also had concerns that Libya was intent on destabilising the country.

then 1642, in June 1647 he was one of the Eleven Members accused of destabilising the kingdom.

The Council recognised the destabilising influence this had on the region and that it could be prevented by co-operative.

democratic parties to take the reins of power and immediately set about destabilising and discrediting the new republic.

Qatar"s "embrace of various terrorist and sectarian groups aimed at destabilising the region".

January 25 - Somalia"s Prime Minister accuses Ethiopia of destabilising his country by massing troops in the south west.

protein) are referred to as destabilising residues.

increased criminality and activity by armed groups was deplored as it had a destabilising effect.

ability of a soil to resist or recover their healthy state in response to destabilising influences.

Instead he has decided to attack the machine from underneath by destabilising its foundation in the underhall.

The relaxation of tensions with the Soviet Union after Mikhail Gorbachev became leader in 1985 meant that western nations were no longer willing to be generous with restructuring Yugoslavia's debts, as the example of a communist country outside of the Soviet bloc was no longer needed by the West as a way of destabilising the Soviet bloc.

Synonyms:

destabilize, alter, modify, change,

Antonyms:

tune, decrease, stiffen, stabilise, stabilize,