unsteady

Oznaczający (Angielski)

Adj

1. Not held firmly in position, physically unstable.
2. Lacking regularity or uniformity.
3. Inconstant in purpose, or volatile in behavior.

Verb

To render unsteady, removing balance.

Synonimy

unstable

shaky

fickle

changeable

inconstant

uncertain

tremulous

shaking

loose

tottering

restless

wavering

wobbly

rickety

unreliable

unfirm

weak

insecure

fluctuating

trembling

rolling

sway

stagger

tottery

wobble

unsettled

variable

volatile

reel

fragile

faltering

infirm

capricious

irresolute

agitated

freaky

moving

giddy

groggy

erratic

precarious

uncoordinated

inconsistent

versatile

weakly

whimsical

irregular

shaken

not strong

moving about

moving to and fro

not firm

shifting

crotchety

dizzy

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labile

frail

wispy

wobbling

chameleonic

jolty

top heavy

wabbly

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not fixed

shaking about

tossed about

tossing about

off-and-on

joggly

aimless

astatic

choppy

cranky

doubtful

dubious

floating

fluctuate

frolicsome

hesitation

inconsequent

indefinite

instable

jerk

jittering

jittery

jolted

lively

move

off-balance

oscillate

palpitating

palsied

playful

quaking

quavering

rock

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rocky

roll

rolled

rootless

shake

shilly-shally

shivering

slippery

small

soft

spotty

staggering

swaying

swing

ticklish

tippy

top-heavy

totter

trembly

unballasted

undulating

unequable

vertiginous

wag

waggly

wanton

waver

waving

wavy

Łączone jako

un‧steady

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

/ʌnˈstɛdi/

Etymologia (Angielski)

From un- + steady. Like steady, the word first appeared in English around 1530. The word is comparable to Old Frisian onstedich, Low German unstadig, etc.