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in a way that is not trustworthy enough to be believed or be dependent on
- The old printer worked unreliably, often jamming or running out of ink.
- He showed up unreliably to practice, frustrating his coach and teammates.
- The weather forecast predicted unreliably, with frequent changes.
- The car started unreliably, especially on cold mornings.
- The bus service ran unreliably, often arriving late or not at all.
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