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• v  throw out of balance or equilibrium
  The tax relief unbalanced the budget
• v  derange mentally, throw out of mental balance; make insane
  The death of his parents unbalanced him
• a  being or thrown out of equilibrium
• s  affected with madness or insanity
• s  debits and credits are not equal

• What's more, a consensus seems to have emerged among the world's finance ministers and central-bank bosses that the chief underlying cause of the crisis was an unbalanced and out .
• In a maneuver akin to righting an unbalanced rowboat, the ship's crew was ordered to assemble on the carrier's port side.
• All he had was a list of some 700 teachers who had been referred to him as unbalanced during the past ten years.

• unbalance
• derange
• imbalanced
• brainsick
• crazy
• demented
• disturbed
• mad
• sick
• unhinged

• balance
• balanced

News & Articles

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• Remember Me review: Caught between prescience and commerce
  Dontnod fails to deliver on the Capcom-published sci-fi brawler Remember Me, muddling the beautiful sci-fi setting with an unbalanced combat system and little else to help break up the tedium.
  June 6, 2013 - Digital Trends

Quotes

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• Mitch McConnell in BusinessWeek
  This is a purely partisan move that will make a traditionally bipartisan labor board an unbalanced agenda- driven panel,said Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky in a statement.
• Martin Jol in Times Online
  I felt the squad would be unbalanced [with the summer signings] and it proved to be the case,Jol said. "The funny thing is the new manager will probably come to the same conclusion and the club will go out in January and buy the two...
• Bob Kerrey in Seattle Post Intelligencer
  Kerrey, who has endorsed Barack Obama, said McCain's blown up at him, but "there's nothing unbalanced about it. It always makes sense. It helps him get the job done."