disbalance
noun
dis·balance
\də|sˈbalən(t)s, (ˈ)di|s¦ba-, |ˈspa-, |¦spa-\
Definition of disbalance
: lack of balance : imbalance the disbalance of power between the great and small states traumatic experiences which threw his personality into disbalance — Wenzell Brown
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Origin and Etymology of disbalance
1dis- + balance
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