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Adverb for not based on sound or reliable evidence or reasoning
“The theoretical arguments claiming that the hypothesis is unsound misunderstand the nature of the hypothesis.”
Adverb for lacking in accuracy or truth
“Giorgio's claims about ancient aliens are completely unsound and should be dismissed entirely.”
Adverb for physically or structurally not safe or robust
“The beams of the house were rickety and unsound, and the site was entirely overgrown.”
Adverb for mentally deranged or unbalanced
“Perhaps Danielle's insistence that the meeting had never taken place had left her feeling that others may judge her to be mentally unsound.”
Adverb for somewhat ill or not fully physically healthy
“The disease is transmissible and may spread from this unsound animal to the other members of the herd.”
Adverb for likely to have adverse consequences
Adverb for lacking sense or sound reasoning
Adverb for lacking in a required or necessary quality
Adverb for unwise
Adverb for not convincing, plausible or believable
Adverb for of lower quality
Adverb for not physically functioning or working
Adverb for unfaithful or without loyalty
Adverb for having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, especially through neglect
Adverb for organically decayed or broken down
Adverb for not conforming with accepted or orthodox standards or beliefs
Adverb for characterized by an abnormal and unhealthy interest in disturbing and unpleasant subjects, especially death and disease
Adverb for having no meaning or purpose
Adverb for able or likely to cause harm or injury
Adverb for not having physical existence
Adverb for not characterized by or conducive to health or moral well-being
Adverb for having no legal or binding force
Adverb for likely to change suddenly and create difficulties or danger
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