Synonyms for destabilizes
desta·bi·lizes

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1. List of paraphrases for "destabilizes":

   destabilises, unsettles

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1. De Vos:

   Russian attacks have an impact that exists long after the physical damage to a building; lack of access to necessary care and essential medicines destabilizes the population at large, i think that is precisely why the health care is often targeted.

2. Jarrett Blanc:

   Anti-corruption : It runs through everything that she's talking about on both the domestic and foreign policy side, that question of corruption -- the ways that it damages our partners, destabilizes key countries abroad, damages our interests and our country -- that is a foreign policy question that needs to be acknowledged as such.

3. Yair Lapid:

   Today, a country that threatens the existence of Israel, denies the Holocaust, destabilizes the Middle East, subjugates its own people and supports terror across the globe is being strengthened by the international community, the lifting of sanctions strengthens Hezbollah, it strengthens (Syrian President Bashar al-) Assad, it strengthens terrorists across the region who benefit from Iranian support.

4. Matthew Schmidt:

   ( But) generally the idea is just to break the rules of the game, which normally say rival intel services dont cause physical harm, this kind of thing meets the letter of that, it doesnt technically get physical, but it breaks the norm of behavior because it seems to cause pretty severe harm. That destabilizes the game. People are worried, people dont perform as well because theyre sick, or theyre worried about being hurt and taking precautions against it, which may make them less effective.

5. David Cockfield:

   The wall of worry remains. Anything that destabilizes Europe is bound to have repercussions around the world, the market is rudderless.