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Definition of unreliable adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
These models were statistically unreliable because of the very small sample sizes. render something; Technical difficulties in the design of experiments render data unreliable. prove; Prior efforts to identify this disorder proved unreliable and expensive. reliance noun. place; question; decrease, lessen, reduce; necessitate; preclude; entail
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unreliable: 1 adj not worthy of reliance or trust “in the early 1950s computers were large and expensive and unreliable ” Synonyms: undependable erratic , temperamental likely to perform unpredictably uncertain not consistent or dependable unsound of e.g. advice untrustworthy , untrusty not worthy of trust or belief Antonyms: dependable , ...
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Britannica Dictionary definition of UNRELIABLE. [more unreliable; most unreliable] 1. : not able to be trusted to do or provide what is needed or promised. Public transportation here is unreliable. The buses never come on time. an unreliable car [=a car that breaks down often] 2. : not believable or trustworthy.
unreliable adj. (person) (persona) que no se puede confiar loc adj. de poca confianza loc adj. Sometimes Henry works well, but sometimes he's lazy and other times he doesn't even turn up for work; he's lost lots of jobs for being unreliable.
