be destabilized
[bi dɛˈstæbɪlaɪzd]
verb
ser desestabilizado(a)
1. to lose stability, balance, or equilibrium; to become unstable or insecure
The economy was destabilized by the sudden currency crisis.
A economia foi desestabilizada pela crise cambial repentina.
2. to be thrown into a state of uncertainty or weakness, especially emotionally or politically
The government was destabilized by internal corruption scandals.
O governo foi desestabilizado por escândalos de corrupção interna.
3. to have one's confidence, composure, or mental state undermined
She felt destabilized by the unexpected criticism.
Ela se sentiu desestabilizada pela crítica inesperada.
This term is frequently used in Brazilian political and economic discourse, particularly when discussing government crises or market volatility. In English-speaking contexts, it's commonly used in business, politics, and psychology. The phrase reflects concerns about institutional stability in both cultures.
NYC Slang
thrown off; get shook; lose your footing
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