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dysbalanced

dysbalanced adjective: wrongly balanced.

Adjective

dysbalanced (comparative more dysbalanced, superlative most dysbalanced)

  1. Wrongly balanced
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Forms of dysbalanced

comparativemore dysbalanced
superlativemost dysbalanced

Origin of dysbalanced

From dys- + balanced.

Questions about dysbalanced

What does dysbalanced mean?
Dysbalanced means wrongly balanced.
What part of speech is dysbalanced?
Dysbalanced is an adjective.

Words near dysbalanced in the dictionary

  1. dysautonomy
  2. dysautoregulation
  3. dysautoregulations
  4. dysbacteriosis
  5. dysbalance
  6. dysbalanced
  7. dysbalances
  8. dysbalancing
  9. dysbaric
  10. dysbarism
  11. dysbarisms

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