English
labilization
From labile + -ization.
Formed from labile + -ization
Latin lābor ‘to slip, slide, glide’
Latin lābilis ‘slipping, transitent’
Middle French labile
English labile
Today it means
noun The act or process of making labile, that is, of making unstable.
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Etymograph / labilization