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unconfirmed
adjective as in baseless
adjective as in doubtful
Strongest matches
adjective as in hypothetical
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in questionable
Weak matches
- apocryphal
- contingent
- controvertible
- cryptic
- disputable
- dubitable
- enigmatic
- equivocal
- fishy
- hard to believe
- hypothetical
- iffy
- indecisive
- indefinite
- indeterminate
- moot
- mysterious
- obscure
- occult
- open to doubt
- open to question
- oracular
- paradoxical
- problematical
- provisional
- shady
- suspect
- undefined
- under advisement
- under examination
- unreliable
- unsettled
adjective as in tentative
adjective as in unapt
Weak matches
- ambiguous
- borderline
- chancy
- clouded
- contingent
- debatable
- dicey
- disreputable
- doubtable
- dubious
- dubitable
- equivocal
- far-fetched
- fat chance
- fishy
- hazardous
- hazy
- iffy
- improbable
- impugnable
- inconclusive
- indecisive
- indefinite
- indeterminate
- indistinct
- insecure
- long shot
- obscure
- on thin ice
- open
- pending
- precarious
- problematic
- questionable
- shady
- sneaky
- speculative
- suspect
- suspicious
- touch-and-go
- touchy
- uncertain
- undecided
- uneasy
- unlikely
- unsettled
- unstable
- unsure
- up for grabs
adjective as in uncertain
Strongest matches
adjective as in unofficial
Weak matches
adjective as in unsubstantiated
adjective as in void
Example Sentences
There have been conspiracy theories around that attack, with unconfirmed rumours that either the Ukrainian, Russian or US government was behind it.
The researchers said they had received unconfirmed reports of smaller but otherwise similar balls washing up over the past two years.
McIlroy was responding to a question about an unconfirmed report in a British tabloid that a deal had already been struck.
The court was told that at the time she was arrested her identity remained unconfirmed and there are five different dates of birth and six variations of her age registered with the Home Office.
The dog, whose breed remains unconfirmed, was taken for emergency treatment but died from its injuries.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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