unsound [ʌnˈsaʊnd] ПРИЛ.
1. unsound person:
- unsound
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2. unsound argument, thinking:
- unsound
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- ideologically unsound views
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3. unsound (weak):
- structurally unsound building
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4. unsound company:
- unsound
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5. unsound (damaging):
- environmentally unsound project
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Unsound has produced many collaborative and commissioned projects.
en.wikipedia.org If a veterinarian deems a horse unfit for its intended use, the horse will most likely be considered unsound.
en.wikipedia.org He had already in 1798 been declared to have been of an unsound mind.
en.wikipedia.org In 2002, the building was deemed structurally unsound and a campaign to construct a new nature center was launched.
en.wikipedia.org The two judges were not convinced that the accused were mentally unsound during the crimes.
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