unbalanced

Modifies a noun

• translocation: Parental chromosome analysis should be offered where trisomy 13 is due to an unbalanced translocation.
• diet: However, skipping meals and eating an unbalanced diet may be a factor.
• intake: Unbalanced food intake or excessive feeding of treats, leading to increased toxins in the blood and muscles.
• output: Balanced & unbalanced line level outputs for received audio.
• input: The truly unbalanced input prevents any RF currents traveling down the outer of the feeder cable.
• signal: This is a unit which converts unbalanced signals to balanced signals.

Modifying Another Word

• mentally: The True Believers are mentally unbalanced or insecure people, or those without hope or friends.
• slightly: In perhaps a slightly unbalanced deal, Creasy helps Pita become really good at swimming.
• very: The dark and heavy emphasis of traditional texts leaves a very unbalanced, one-sided view of Scorpio's fundamental dynamics.
• rather: Ignoring those women because their eating disorder is less easy to detect seems rather unbalanced.
• curiously: To my mind this omission is pointless and the new sentence seems curiously unbalanced and incomplete.
• seriously: For insanity to run riot there has to be the presence of a depraved and seriously unbalanced mind.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Without the bright light to the left the picture would have become unbalanced.
• seem: Thus Marx's critique of religion here seems unbalanced.
• look: Take away or weaken the union role and our system begins to look unbalanced.
• feel: My chest was swelling, and I was beginning to feel unbalanced; top heavy.
• appear: Placing huge amounts of information on our main website could result in the site appearing noticeably unbalanced.