Unbalances [noun]

Was it a fact that she had allowed her loss to unbalance—well, her judgment?

The shock, moreover, was enough to unbalance the most critical judgment.

The only sensation was unbalance, as if I were walking uphill.

An unbalance in one element will lock up another element until one has quite a time unlocking them again.

She had, in her high moments, believed herself an adventuress whose poise and plans nothing could unbalance.

It's the unbalance of these things that creates trouble, and in your case, the demand outweighed the capability.

It is such a poor regulator of unbalance that helpless infancy should not suffer neglect by its caprice.

These scores indicate that scorch is related to magnesium deficiency or unbalance.

Herein lies the unbalance, the great biological menace to the future of civilization.

There was no unbalance in the minds that conceived the harmonious and magnificent structures of the temples.