Synonyms for imbalance
ɪmˈbæl ənsim·bal·ance

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1. imbalance, instability, unbalancenoun

   a lack of balance or state of disequilibrium

   "a hormonal imbalance"

   Synonyms:
   mental unsoundness, derangement, unstableness, instability, asymmetry, unbalance, dissymmetry

   Antonyms:
   balance

2. asymmetry, dissymmetry, imbalancenoun

   (mathematics) a lack of symmetry

   Synonyms:
   unbalance, instability, dissymmetry, asymmetry

   Antonyms:
   balance

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1. dysbiosis

   Submitted by anonymous on February 17, 2021  

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1. List of paraphrases for "imbalance":

   disequilibrium, unbalance, asymmetry, mismatch, balance, imbalances, disproportion, inequality, disparity, gap, discrepancy

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1. Jay Rosen:

   Rather than two roughly equal parties fighting it out for advantage, we now have a radical imbalance between the two parties. One is normal. And by normal, I don’t mean angelic or that it has all the answers, or it’s the one right way to go, but it’s just a normal party. The Democratic Party looks roughly like what we expect our major parties to be.

2. Frank Macchiarola:

   Further impacting the imbalance is the continued decision from the administration to restrict access to America's energy supply and cancel important infrastructure projects.

3. Cristian Maggio:

   In Hungary they introduced a scheme to convert household liabilities and banks presumedly hedged their positions at the end of last year, while on the case of Poland we do not know of any such intervention to reduce the imbalance.

4. Mark Summers:

   The government alleges that the defendant on this day was heavily engaged in his spoofing activities, he was, through that activity, contributing to that market imbalance.

5. Kevin Hall:

   Our data and our model suggest that the body doesn’t care that fat calories were cut, it just kept burning the same amount of fat as it did before which led to a substantial imbalance between the fat eaten and burned and therefore body fat loss.