unreliable
1 of 1adjective/ˌʌnrɪˈlaɪəbəl/
Forms:more unreliable,most unreliable
1
not deserving of trust or confidence
B2- The witness proved unreliable in court.
- That source of information is unreliable.
- He is considered unreliable by his colleagues.
- She has an unreliable memory for names.
- The service was unreliable during storms.
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2
posing potential danger
- The bridge was deemed unreliable after the storm.
- The roof's supports were unreliable after years of wear.
- Unreliable machinery caused frequent accidents in the factory.
- The structure was unreliable under heavy load.
- Unreliable terrain made the hike hazardous.
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3
likely to be incorrect, misleading, or mistaken
- The data proved unreliable after further analysis.
- His testimony was unreliable due to inconsistencies.
- Unreliable measurements distorted the experiment's results.
- The website offers unreliable information.
- Unreliable accounts of the event circulated online.
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