unreliable [ˌʌnrɪˈlaɪəbl̩] ADJ
1. unreliable machine:
- unreliable
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2. unreliable person, company:
- unreliable
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3. unreliable LAW:
- unreliable witness
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This worked until the panic of 1857 and unreliable state-issued paper money caused many customers to default.
en.wikipedia.org The narrator has already been established as an opium addict, making him an unreliable narrator.
en.wikipedia.org However, they were very new and turned out to be very unreliable.
en.wikipedia.org The show provides information on various bounty heads, but is often unreliable.
en.wikipedia.org However, unreliable, in psychometric does not mean the same in everyday usage.
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