(ˈ)im+ noun
Etymology: in- (I) + balance
: absence of balance: as
a.
(1) : loss of parallel relation between the optical axes of the eyes caused by faulty action of the extrinsic muscles and often resulting in diplopia
(2) : absence of biological equilibrium (as in a gland)
b. : lack of balance between segments of a nation's economy (as between debit and credit in international payments or between costs and prices)
c. : a disproportion between the number of males and females in a population