destabilize
//diːˈsteɪbəlaɪz//
Verb
destabilizeInfinitive
destabilizePresent tense
destabilizedPast tense
destabilizedPast participle
destabilizingPresent participle
destabilizesThird-person singular
1
To cause something to become unstable or less secure, especially a government, economy, or system.
The economic crisis destabilized the government.
2
To undermine the stability or equilibrium of a person, situation, or structure.
The sudden change in leadership destabilized the entire organization.