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/un bal"euh stid/, adj.1. not fitted with or carrying ballast.2. not properly steadied or regulated.[1635-45; UN-1 + BALLASTED]
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unballasted — [unbal′əs tid] adj. not steadied by ballast; unsteady … English World dictionary
unballasted — adjective Date: 1644 not furnished with or steadied by ballast ; unsteady … New Collegiate Dictionary
unballasted — un·ballasted … English syllables
unballasted — “+ adjective Etymology: un (I) + ballasted, past participle of ballast 1. : not furnished with or steadied by ballast : unsteady 2. : lightly provided with reason or sense … Useful english dictionary
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