Synonyms for destabilize
diˈsteɪ bəˌlaɪzdesta·bi·lize

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1. destabilize, destabiliseverb

   become unstable

   "The economy destabilized rapidly"

   Synonyms:
   destabilise

   Antonyms:
   stabilize, stabilise

2. destabilize, destabiliseverb

   make unstable

   "Terrorism destabilized the government"

   Synonyms:
   destabilise

   Antonyms:
   stabilize, stabilise

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1. List of paraphrases for "destabilize":

   destabilise, de-stabilize, destablize, shake, disrupt, unsettle

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1. Eritrean Foreign Minister Osman Saleh:

   The gathering of information from 'witnesses' organized by Ethiopia allows the latter to advance its propaganda against a country that it aims to destabilize.

2. Rainbow Alliance co-president Renata Francesco:

   We’re not going to partner with an institution, a corporation that has so strongly supported other institutions that work to destabilize and demolish movements for queer equity.

3. Anton Geraschenko:

   It should not be excluded that the killings of Oleg Kalashnikov and Olez Buzyna were planned and organized from Moscow and are a part of a plan to destabilize Ukraine and further support anti-Ukrainian mood in Russian society.

4. Stephen Schwarzman:

   AI can be an enormous force for good, but on the downside it can lead to high unemployment. It could destabilize society if it happens too fast.

5. Russian Colonel-General Alexander Manilov:

   I believe this is significantly more than it used to be before, i think there are real threats - from penetrations across the border to attempts to destabilize the states on the (Afghan) border.