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What is another word for
most undependable
?
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synonyms for most undependable
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Superlative for not able to be depended or relied upon
Superlative for lacking in competence
Superlative for lacking in veracity, accuracy or truth
Superlative for dishonest and not to be trusted
Superlative for not showing a proper sense of care or responsibility
Superlative for not supported or proven by evidence
Superlative for dishonest, insincere, and full of deceit
Superlative for dangerously insecure or unstable
Superlative for not clearly defined in expression or meaning
(
of a person
)
Superlative for not concentrating or thinking clearly
Superlative for difficult to control due to willful behavior
Superlative for requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment
Superlative for beyond the realms of plausibility or credibility
Superlative for lacking strength of character to follow one's own principles
… more ▼
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Adjective
▲
Superlative for not able to be depended or relied upon
ficklest
recklessest
flightiest
unsteadiest
flakiest
US
moodiest
giddiest
iffiest
peakiest
wildest
flukiest
spottiest
jerkiest
patchiest
slipperiest
shiftiest
shortest-lived
sketchiest
diciest
choppiest
catchiest
quirkiest
chanciest
oddest
crotchetiest
loosest
shakiest
easiest
most untrustworthy
most unreliable
most capricious
most erratic
most faithless
most inconstant
most irregular
most mutable
most unpredictable
most disreputable
most unstable
most untrue
most volatile
most changeable
most variable
most inconsistent
most mercurial
most temperamental
most fluid
most unsettled
most changeful
most uncertain
most wavering
most skittish
most protean
most vacillating
most labile
most uneven
most impulsive
most whimsical
most kaleidoscopic
most wayward
most mobile
most fitful
most fluctuant
most movable
most chameleonic
most up in the air
most excitable
most irrepressible
most irresolute
most vagarious
most active
most elastic
most bipolar
most turbulent
most spasmodic
most variational
most random
most unequal
most roving
most moving
most versatile
most desultory
most scattershot
most dynamic
most unbalanced
most everchanging
most flexible
most sporadic
most stayless
most alterable
most arbitrary
most episodic
most intermittent
most adaptable
most unequable
most ephemeral
most transitory
most episodical
most checkered
US
most frivolous
most momentary
most fleeting
most transient
most subjective
most vicissitudinous
most restless
most indecisive
most agitated
most vagrant
most variant
most anecdotal
most dubious
most directionless
most meandering
most incalculable
most undirected
most nomadic
most unsystematic
most disconnected
most fragmentary
most aperiodic
most casual
most indiscriminate
most indefinite
most freakish
most aimless
most staggered
most broken
most adjustable
most tempestuous
most varied
most flowing
most unsteadfast
most disturbed
most disrupted
most irrational
most ambiguous
most spaced out
most tottering
most periodical
most cyclical
most faddish
most ungovernable
most vacillant
most staggering
most explosive
most inexact
most chance
most progressive
most outside
most seasonal
most freelance
most adaptive
most herky-jerky
most amenable
most chaotic
most incidental
most modifiable
most discretionary
most slapdash
most offhand
most unthinking
most scattered
most unfocused
most forgiving
most infrequent
most eccentric
most helter-skelter
most purposeless
most unconsidered
more ❯
“The event was again held indoors due to the
undependable
summer weather.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for lacking in competence
unfittest
uselessest
awkwardest
flakiest
US
bummest
weakest
baddest
feeblest
clumsiest
unhandiest
rawest
crudest
greenest
sloppiest
shoddiest
rudest
ungainliest
klutziest
gawkiest
coldest
most incapable
most inept
most unfitted
most inexpert
most unable
most bungling
most ineffectual
most unprofessional
most deficient
most ineffective
most substandard
most unqualified
most unskilful
most unskilled
most wanting
most amateurish
most unproficient
most unskillful
most amateur
most inexperienced
most maladroit
most unapt
most unequipped
most untrained
most unreliable
most inadequate
most inapt
most inefficient
most hopeless
most impotent
most feckless
most inefficacious
most shiftless
most worthless
most pathetic
most unsuitable
most insufficient
most lacking
most ineligible
most incapacitated
most helpless
most unworkmanlike
most farcical
most cack-handed
most ham-fisted
most bush-league
most dilettante
most dilettantish
most jackleg
most unprepared
most gauche
most unpractised
most untalented
most slipshod
most ill-equipped
most unaccomplished
most ham-handed
most slapdash
most careless
most unpracticed
most half-baked
most unschooled
most menial
most butterfingered
most unsophisticated
most second-rate
most heavy-handed
most ungraceful
most talentless
most uncultivated
most negligent
most unpolished
most unstudied
most untaught
most uneducated
most unartful
most manual
most unversed
most out of one's element
most blue-collar
most undeveloped
most ill-prepared
most unready
more ❯
“At best, an
undependable
lawyer will do the client no good. At worst, the
undependable
lawyer will make matters worse.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for lacking in veracity, accuracy or truth
flimsiest
weakest
chanciest
riskiest
rockiest
shakiest
falsest
dodgiest
iffiest
flakiest
UK
fakest
diciest
faultiest
hollowest
most unreliable
most implausible
most unconvincing
most inaccurate
most unsound
most doubtful
most dubious
most fallible
most questionable
most specious
most suspect
most tenuous
most disreputable
most unsubstantiated
most unsupported
most untrue
most deceptive
most defective
most erroneous
most incorrect
most mistaken
most uncertain
most wrong
most sham
most unstable
most off-target
most fallacious
most falsified
most insecure
most unsafe
most flawed
most illogical
most untenable
most irrational
most ungrounded
most unreasoning
most unreasonable
most illegitimate
most sophistic
most spurious
most inconsequential
most unbacked
most inconsequent
most incongruous
most unsubstantial
more ❯
“The figures were
undependable
because the sample sizes were too small.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for dishonest and not to be trusted
slipperiest
falsest
shadiest
shiftiest
trickiest
dodgiest
sneakiest
shonkiest
iffiest
bentest
cagiest
slimiest
wiliest
craftiest
sliest
slickest
ficklest
shrewdest
cutest
diciest
foxiest
sharpest
subtlest
fishiest
dirtiest
cleverest
unfairest
seediest
astutest
slimmest
canniest
snidest
vilest
darkest
evillest
ignoblest
fastest
smartest
fliest
baddest
smoothest
murkiest
wickedest
basest
sleaziest
sketchiest
sordidest
nastiest
lowest
meanest
unseemliest
dastardliest
deepest
pawkiest
rottenest
savviest
keenest
unworthiest
shoddiest
foulest
funniest
viciousest
adroitest
abjectest
wantonest
wisest
acutest
unpleasantest
deftest
oddest
obliquest
strangest
hatefullest
greasiest
stealthiest
headiest
blackest
grubbiest
spitefullest
seamiest
shadowiest
queerest
quickest
squalidest
archest
profanest
stinkiest
grottiest
tricksiest
roughest
wriest
orneriest
snakiest
saltiest
violentest
sagest
scurviest
cheapest
brainiest
pettiest
sorriest
arrantest
creepiest
shiest
beggarliest
gimmickiest
spookiest
lowliest
eeriest
most untrustworthy
most dishonest
most deceitful
most treacherous
most dishonorable
US
most dishonourable
UK
most duplicitous
most unreliable
most corrupt
most unscrupulous
most crooked
most dubious
most guileful
most insincere
most questionable
most underhand
most unprincipled
most traitorous
most irresponsible
most unfaithful
most devious
most disreputable
most unprofessional
most furtive
most underhanded
most delusive
most beguiling
most cunning
most artful
most faithless
most disloyal
most untrue
most untrusty
most deceptive
most scheming
most designing
most knavish
most conniving
most evasive
most dangerous
most deviant
most unsafe
most Janus-faced
most unethical
most immoral
most fraudulent
most Machiavellian
most calculating
most suspicious
most unsavoury
UK
most suspect
most unsavory
US
most cheating
most villainous
most unlawful
most insidious
most scandalous
most nefarious
most rogue
most criminal
most degenerate
most illegal
most disingenuous
most amoral
most improper
most despicable
most iniquitous
most contemptible
most sinful
most streetwise
most roguish
most ingenious
most unconscionable
most shameful
most depraved
most rascally
most intelligent
most disgraceful
most venal
most knowing
most corrupted
most lawless
most manipulative
most vulpine
most secret
most sharp-witted
most corruptible
most inglorious
most dissolute
most wrong
most unrighteous
most sinister
most malfeasant
most unjust
most conscienceless
most exploitative
most unconscientious
most scoundrelly
most undignified
most unbecoming
most malicious
most misleading
most surreptitious
most heinous
most recreant
most bribable
most perfidious
most covert
most clandestine
most reprobate
most shameless
most ungodly
most perverted
most debauched
most snidey
most mercenary
most skilful
UK
most infamous
most skillful
US
most felonious
most errant
most cutthroat
most intriguing
most street-smart
most street smart
most low-down
most illicit
most malevolent
most double-crossing
most hollow-hearted
most untruthful
most perceptive
most discerning
most barbarous
most doubtful
most irregular
most diabolic
most mysterious
most secretive
most indirect
most unsportsmanlike
most unsporting
most ignominious
most sagacious
most wrongful
most ruthless
most discriminating
most conspiratorial
most self-seeking
most degraded
most dexterous
US
most imaginative
most masterly
most abhorrent
most observant
most unwholesome
most elusive
most dextrous
UK
most inventive
most delinquent
most negligent
most licentious
most inhuman
most opprobrious
most decadent
most pernicious
most fiendish
most quick-witted
most defiled
most inexorable
most notorious
most objectionable
most vindictive
most outrageous
most scrofulous
most virulent
most heads-up
most funny-looking
most purchasable
most diabolical
most politic
most adept
most flagitious
most heedful
most miscreant
most disagreeable
most impure
most illusory
most captious
most under the counter
most despised
most mean-spirited
most experienced
most extortionate
most open
most delusory
most disturbing
most reprehensible
most hostile
most unfitting
most unbefitting
most indecorous
most contemptuous
most rancorous
most libertine
most forbidding
most vengeful
most maleficent
most demonic
most profligate
most barbaric
most scurrilous
most contumelious
most mendacious
most unctuous
most judicious
most sensible
most prudent
most truthless
most perspicacious
most insightful
most backbiting
most untrusted
most alert
most sapient
most false-hearted
most degrading
most louche
most ruffianly
most selfish
most hardheaded
most argute
most profound
most backstairs
most suss
most unrespectable
most pitiable
most accurate
most probing
most farsighted
most hidden
most inside
most calculated
most astucious
most shrouded
most disorderly
most clear-sighted
most clear-eyed
most hard-boiled
most hugger-mugger
most media-savvy
most up on
most unnatural
more ❯
“Thus, when one witness mentioned a lengthy conversation with him, he was declared a liar and an
undependable
witness.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for not showing a proper sense of care or responsibility
blithest
laxest
laziest
slackest
tardiest
recklessest
sloppiest
coolest
easiest
slovenliest
shoddiest
loosest
shabbiest
untidiest
rashest
blindest
deafest
coarsest
scrappiest
hastiest
wildest
sketchiest
most irresponsible
most careless
most carefree
most heedless
most unheeding
most improvident
most inattentive
most incautious
most lackadaisical
most negligent
most nonchalant
most apathetic
most disinterested
most disregardful
most feckless
most indifferent
most insouciant
most neglectful
most uncaring
most unconcerned
most casual
most derelict
most perfunctory
most slapdash
most delinquent
most slipshod
most unaccountable
most uncircumspect
most unmindful
most unobservant
most unreliable
most untrustworthy
most devil-may-care
most slap-happy
most free and easy
most laid-back
most blasé
most behindhand
most regardless
most thoughtless
most oscitant
most cursory
most forgetful
most offhand
most unthoughtful
most inconsiderate
most unthinking
most disorganized
US
most disorganised
UK
most otiose
most unmeticulous
most unthorough
most unsystematic
most insensitive
most detached
most uninterested
most dispassionate
most barratrous
most unheedful
most relaxed
most incurious
most reprehensible
most inconsistent
most unfeeling
most culpable
most listless
most mindless
most unconsidered
most hurried
most amateurish
most wrong
most erroneous
most inaccurate
most inexact
most imprecise
most incorrect
most inefficient
most scatterbrained
most idle
most inactive
most disorderly
most pococurante
most unprofessional
most passive
most inert
most workshy
most slothful
most quiescent
most lethargic
most permissive
most indolent
most laggard
most leisurely
most easy-going
more ❯
“He is said to have inspired hardworking staff, and to have fired the
undependable
and non-diligent ones.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for not supported or proven by evidence
weakest
flimsiest
dodgiest
iffiest
fishiest
unclearest
shadiest
queerest
unsurest
shakiest
unlikeliest
chanciest
haziest
most unsubstantiated
most groundless
most unsupported
most questionable
most unsound
most dubious
most spurious
most unreasonable
most uncorroborated
most unreliable
most unwarranted
most doubtful
most tenuous
most unjustified
most suspect
most invalid
most conjectural
most speculative
most uncertain
most unjustifiable
most debatable
most nebulous
most disputable
most unattested
most arguable
most dubitable
most untrustworthy
most unestablished
most controversial
most suspicious
most suppositious
most suppositive
most assumed
most presumed
most indefinite
most doubtable
most equivocal
most problematical
most moot
most unsettled
most up in the air
most controvertible
most borderline
most contentious
most negotiable
most indecisive
most ungrounded
most unsubstantial
most improbable
most mootable
most far-fetched
most unapt
most undecided
most unknown
most unresolved
most inexact
most inconclusive
most unpredictable
most indeterminate
most ambiguous
most confused
most pending
most open
most clouded
most touch-and-go
most contingent
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for dishonest, insincere, and full of deceit
falsest
ficklest
flightiest
shiftiest
slickest
wickedest
snakiest
lowest
basest
trickiest
sneakiest
arrantest
backstabbiest
foulest
meanest
shadiest
most faithless
most treacherous
most unfaithful
most disloyal
most deceitful
most perfidious
most untrue
most traitorous
most untrustworthy
most dishonest
most unreliable
most recreant
most inconstant
most cheating
most adulterous
most untruthful
most unloyal
most dubious
most capricious
most unstable
most double-crossing
most Janus-faced
most false-hearted
most back-stabbing
most duplicitous
most treasonable
most subversive
most seditious
most insincere
most Punic
most deceptive
most insidious
most misleading
most wayward
most truthless
most unpatriotic
most undutiful
most wormlike
most rebellious
most mutinous
most underhand
most adulterine
most unchaste
most illicit
most adulterate
most falsehearted
most clandestine
most unlawful
most hollow-hearted
most philanderous
most dissident
most irresolute
most lubricious
most coquettish
most improper
most immoral
most hypocritical
most mendacious
most dishonourable
UK
most unsound
most unscrupulous
most devious
most fraudulent
most crooked
most corrupt
most dishonorable
US
most underhanded
most delusive
most venal
most malicious
most villainous
most scoundrelly
most rascally
most malevolent
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for dangerously insecure or unstable
riskiest
shakiest
trickiest
unsurest
hairiest
chanciest
diciest
dodgiest
unsteadiest
rockiest
wobbliest
iffiest
slipperiest
shonkiest
unhealthiest
sketchiest
difficultest
seriousest
gravest
touchiest
harmfullest
highest-risk
gnarliest
stickiest
ugliest
recklessest
thorniest
hottest
deadliest
wickedest
extremest
nastiest
terriblest
baddest
heaviest
tensest
acutest
awkwardest
severest
darkest
scariest
ricketiest
deathliest
tightest
unclearest
direst
awfullest
queasiest
ruggedest
sorest
weightiest
most precarious
most dangerous
most insecure
most uncertain
most unstable
most doubtful
most dubious
most hazardous
most perilous
most unreliable
most unsafe
most unsettled
most delicate
most unpredictable
most touch-and-go
most treacherous
most parlous
most speculative
most unknown
most unresolved
most pending
most debatable
most untrustworthy
most incalculable
most unforeseeable
most indeterminate
most up in the air
most conjectural
most questionable
most trying
most troubled
most threatening
most menacing
most grievous
most vulnerable
most venturesome
most ticklish
most explosive
most erratic
most destructive
most alarming
most malignant
most defenceless
UK
most unprotected
most toxic
most injurious
most threatened
most fearsome
most defenseless
US
most life-threatening
most indistinct
most unsound
most critical
most jeopardous
most breakneck
most death-defying
most dangersome
most unchancy
most daredevil
most desperate
most terrifying
most loaded
most problematical
most tottery
most daring
most volatile
most lethal
most mortal
most venturous
most adventurous
most viperous
most compromisable
most sensitive
most urgent
most capricious
most worrying
most inflammable
most nerve-racking
most excessive
most endangered
most ominous
most exigent
most taxing
most fluctuant
most poisonous
most cliffhanging
most overwrought
most disastrous
most strained
most anxious
most combustible
most stressful
most pressing
most eruptive
most turbulent
most suspect
most formidable
most frightful
most unsecure
most catastrophic
most inflammatory
most significant
most untrusty
most untrusted
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for not clearly defined in expression or meaning
vaguest
unclearest
obscurest
haziest
fuzziest
faintest
shadowiest
blurriest
dimmest
foggiest
mistiest
murkiest
bleariest
loosest
gauziest
palest
broadest
unsurest
muzziest
woolliest
UK
wooliest
US
widest
most indefinite
most indistinct
most ambiguous
most imprecise
most nebulous
most uncertain
most indeterminate
most inexact
most equivocal
most blurred
most indistinguishable
most confused
most dubious
most unsettled
most doubtful
most opaque
most blear
most intangible
most general
most unknown
most unspecific
most noncommittal
most evasive
most indeterminable
most innumerable
most ill-defined
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Superlative for not concentrating or thinking clearly
vaguest
dreamiest
dizziest
giddiest
scattiest
dippiest
most absent-minded
most abstracted
most inattentive
most absorbed
most disorganised
UK
most disorganized
US
most distracted
most forgetful
most musing
most scatterbrained
most unaware
most unreliable
most unsystematic
most vacant
most bemused
most birdbrained
most empty-headed
most erratic
most oblivious
most preoccupied
most heedless
most unheeding
most unthinking
most baffled
most bewildered
most distant
most nonplussed
most pensive
most puzzled
Adjective
▲
Superlative for difficult to control due to willful behavior
wilfullest
unruliest
perversest
stubbornest
ficklest
wildest
balkiest
difficultest
naughtiest
orneriest
most wayward
most contrary
most rebellious
most disobedient
most intractable
most unmanageable
most headstrong
most refractory
most ungovernable
most erratic
most obdurate
most obstinate
most unpredictable
most defiant
most recalcitrant
most insubordinate
most contumacious
most froward
most uncooperative
most fractious
most untoward
most willful
most impossible
most incompliant
most incontrollable
most intolerable
most obstreperous
most restive
most unbearable
most uncontrollable
most undisciplined
most mulish
most aberrant
most arbitrary
most delinquent
most disorderly
most errant
most immoral
most self-willed
most strong-willed
most self-indulgent
Adjective
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Superlative for requiring great skill or finesse in handling or treatment
trickiest
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Superlative for beyond the realms of plausibility or credibility
tallest
unlikeliest
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flimsiest
iffiest
most exaggerated
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Superlative for lacking strength of character to follow one's own principles
weakest
cowardliest
ficklest
meekest
timidest
softest
tamest
uselessest
wishy-washiest
unsurest
wettest
yellowest
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most impotent
most ineffectual
most passive
most weak-willed
most craven
most ineffective
most inept
most spiritless
most effete
most fallible
most indeterminate
most nerveless
most pathetic
most powerless
most pusillanimous
most timorous
most vacillating
most wavering
most characterless
most chicken-hearted
most corruptible
most faint-hearted
most lily-livered
most limp-wristed
most milk-and-water
most namby-pamby
most supine
most unreliable
most weak-kneed
most yellow-bellied
most yielding
most chicken
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