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unsound
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/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
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/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
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unsound
adjective
more unsound
Comp.
most unsound
Super.
UK
/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
US
/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
неблагонадежный
The building was declared unsound and unsafe for occupancy.
Здание было признано неблагонадежным и небезопасным для проживания.
необоснованный
His argument was unsound and failed to convince the audience.
Его аргумент был необоснованным и не смог убедить аудиторию.
нездоровый
She had an unsound mind due to the traumatic experience.
У нее был нездоровый разум из-за травматического опыта.
Additional translations
ненадежный
неправильный
неустойчивый
небезопасный
Synonyms
invalid
unreliable
faulty
defective
infirm
unsuitable
unfit
weak
Antonyms
sound
unsound
verb
unsounded
Past Simple
unsounded
Past Participle
unsounding
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
US
/ʌnˈsaʊnd/
Rare, chiefly archaic: to impair the soundness of something; to make or declare unsound.
Synonyms
make unsound
undermine
weaken
impair
damage
compromise
destabilize
undercut
debilitate
vitiate
Definitions
unsound
adjective
Not based on reliable or valid reasoning; flawed or illogical.
The argument presented in the debate was unsound and failed to convince the judges.
In poor condition or not safe; unstable or likely to fail.
The bridge was deemed unsound and was closed to traffic until repairs could be made.
Mentally unstable or not in a healthy state of mind.
His unsound mind led him to make irrational decisions that worried his family.
Not financially secure, reliable, or solvent.
The investment was unsound, and the firm collapsed within a year.
unsound
verb
To impair the soundness or integrity of; to make unsound.
Continuous moisture eventually unsounded the rafters.
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