Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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- destabilization
en el diccionario PONS
destabilization [ˌdi:ˈsteɪbəlaɪzˈeɪʃən, ingl. am. -bəlɪˈzeɪ-] SUST. sin pl.
- destabilization
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en el diccionario PONS
destabilization [ˌdi·ˈsteɪ·bə·lɪ·ˈzeɪ·ʃən] SUST.
- destabilization
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Because antiaromatic compounds are often short-lived and difficult to work with experimentally, antiaromatic destabilization energy is often modeled by simulation rather than by experimentation.
en.wikipedia.org Small quantity leads to their increase and destabilization of a population.
en.wikipedia.org Lengthy use of a local currency will ultimately result in a decline in economic activity and lead to a destabilization of the economy.
en.wikipedia.org What is certain about this new world is not progress, but fragmentation and destabilization.
en.wikipedia.org It's time to have a serious debate about the choice between these two kinds of destabilization, instead of just refusing to confront the choice.
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- despondency
- despondent
- despondently
- despot
- despotic
- destabilization
- destabilize
- destination
- destine
- destined
- destiny