Pronunciation: /ɪmˈbælənst/
adjective not balanced or in equilibrium; lacking balance or symmetry
A1 The seesaw was imbalanced with one side higher than the other.
A2 The imbalanced distribution of wealth in the country is causing social unrest.
B1 The imbalanced ratio of men to women in the company's leadership positions is being addressed through diversity initiatives.
B2 The imbalanced power dynamics between the two countries led to a strained diplomatic relationship.
C1 The imbalanced budget allocation resulted in cuts to essential services.
C2 The imbalanced ecosystem caused by human intervention has led to the extinction of several species.
formal The distribution of resources in the country is imbalanced, with certain regions receiving more than others.
informal The teams in the tournament are imbalanced, with one being much stronger than the others.
slang Her workload is totally imbalanced right now, she's swamped with tasks.
figurative The power dynamics in the office are imbalanced, with some employees having more influence than others.
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