Definition of lability in English:
lability
noun
technicalSee labile
‘Emotional lability is common among octogenarians.’
- ‘The symptoms could include memory loss, emotional lability, and issues maintaining relationships with family members and friends.’
- ‘This condition can include symptoms of mood lability, new-onset insomnia, and social withdrawal.’
- ‘Mood changes can vary from emotional lability to full-blown depression and anxiety.’
- ‘The individual loses the ability to speak, in addition to having emotional lability.’
- ‘He has shown over the years that mental lability is probably his biggest limitation.’
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