seriously unbalanced

Frequency: 6.414.0 per million words

Indicates a severe and significant degree of being unbalanced.

unbalancedADVERB + unbalanced

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seriously

Examples (10)

  • The media coverage of the election was criticized for being seriously unbalanced.
  • Economists warn that the national budget is seriously unbalanced and needs immediate reform.
  • After the tragic loss, his mental state became seriously unbalanced.
  • The report provided a seriously unbalanced view of the conflict, favoring one side entirely.
  • The boat began to tip because the cargo was seriously unbalanced.
  • The court found the contract to be seriously unbalanced in favor of the employer.
  • Her diet is seriously unbalanced, lacking essential vitamins and minerals.
  • The ecosystem is now seriously unbalanced due to the extinction of local predators.
  • The witness's testimony was dismissed as seriously unbalanced and biased.
  • Experts argue that the housing market is seriously unbalanced in many major cities.