unsound [ˌʌnˈsaʊnd] ПРИЛ.
1. unsound a. перенос. (not robust):
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2. unsound (unreliable):
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- unsound investment
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3. unsound (not valid):
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- unsound argument
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- unsound decision, opinion
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- unsound decision, opinion
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4. unsound (not competent):
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This was the home of the town's administration for about 200 years, but the old refectory building eventually became structurally unsound.
en.wikipedia.org It was in use for just 18 years because it was built with high-alumina cement, a dangerous material which often made buildings structurally unsound.
en.wikipedia.org He had already in 1798 been declared to have been of an unsound mind.
en.wikipedia.org Three officials in its civic markets department were arrested for not acting on reports that the building was unsound after the renovation works.
en.wikipedia.org The relief work program was unsound over the long term, and was meant as a stop-gap measure.
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