unbalanced
adjective
[ ʌnˈbalənst ]
• (of a person) emotionally or mentally disturbed.
• "she considered him to be mentally unbalanced and dangerous"
Similar:
unstable,
of unsound mind,
mentally ill,
deranged,
demented,
crazed,
troubled,
disturbed,
unhinged,
insane,
mad,
mad as a hatter,
mad as a March hare,
raving mad,
out of one's mind,
not in one's right mind,
neurotic,
psychotic,
non compos mentis,
crazy,
loopy,
loony,
mixed up,
nuts,
nutty,
nutty as a fruitcake,
bananas,
cracked,
crackpot,
dippy,
screwy,
with a screw loose,
cuckoo,
bonkers,
mental,
screwed up,
not all there,
off one's head,
out of one's head,
out to lunch,
a bit lacking,
round the bend,
sectionable,
daft,
barmy,
crackers,
barking,
barking mad,
batty,
dotty,
potty,
off one's trolley,
off one's rocker,
daft as a brush,
not the full shilling,
round the twist,
away with the fairies,
nutsy,
nutso,
squirrelly,
wacko,
buggy,
touched,
• not giving accurate, fair, or equal coverage to all aspects; partial.
• "this may give an unbalanced impression of the competition"
Similar:
biased,
prejudiced,
skewed,
one-sided,
lopsided,
partisan,
factional,
partial,
inequitable,
unjust,
unfair,
uneven,
unequal,
parti pris,
unbalance
verb
• make (someone or something) unsteady so that they tip or fall.
• "the door almost unbalanced him by swinging open"
• upset or disturb the equilibrium of (a situation or person's state of mind).
• "this sharing can often unbalance even the closest of relationships"
