Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
off-balance
Adjective
/ˈɔfˈbælənst/

Definition
Not in a stable or even position; unsteady.

Examples
- The tightrope walker was off-balance and almost fell.
- After the unexpected news, she felt emotionally off-balance.
- The sudden turn made the bike feel off-balance.

Meaning
The term ‘off-balance’ refers to a state where someone or something is not stable, leading to a risk of falling or losing control. It can refer to physical balance as well as metaphorical balance in situations.

Synonyms
- Unsteady
- Unbalanced
- Inequilibrium
- Disoriented
- Flawed