unconfirmed
/ʌnkənˈfəːmd/
US pronunciation
American sound/ʌnkənˈfəːmd/
ʌnkənˈfəːmd
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ʌnkən - ˈfəːmd -> unconfirmed
Myanmar meaning
Full entry
unconfirmed / ʌnkǝn'fɜ:md / adj
More examples
- ‘The actor to play the role of the Doctor is unconfirmed.’
- ‘According to one unconfirmed report the fires may have been started deliberately as part of a malicious attack against a telco.’
- ‘Also, an unconfirmed number of casualties in Eastern Africa have been reported.’
- ‘He said there were unconfirmed reports of casualties in other islands.’
- ‘However, there was also an unconfirmed report that his wife, Susie, had been taken ill.’
- ‘One unconfirmed report claimed that the building had to be evacuated after the incident.’
- ‘Reports of police attendance and subsequent charges are unconfirmed.’
- ‘There were unconfirmed reports that police believe the suspect was one of the attackers involved in yesterday's incidents.’
- ‘While still unconfirmed, some close to the action confide that they think the album and tour will happen.’
- ‘There have been unconfirmed reports of small children and the elderly dying after being fumigated.’
- ‘Although the artist is unconfirmed, Johannesburg Stadium is the confirmed venue.’
- ‘Now Britain is dealing with unconfirmed reports something similar was in the works for its capital.’
- ‘This last quote is instructive because of the manner with which Barton admitted that it is unconfirmed.’
- ‘While information is sketchy, unconfirmed reports put the number of bodies at 100.’
- ‘The two men were released after four months but do not know whether a ransom was paid, as unconfirmed reports have suggested.’
- ‘An unconfirmed report said the Cosmos salon was British-owned.’
- ‘However, one unconfirmed report suggests it could be a matter of days before the company ceases to offer any service at all.’
- ‘An unconfirmed piece of news reached the villagers when we were talking to them that POTA clauses were removed on them.’
- ‘An unconfirmed number of homes were also left without electricity when power lines were taken out just before 7pm.’
- ‘Since then there has been 111 either confirmed or still unconfirmed cases.’
Synonyms
unverified, unsupervised, unsubstantiated, unproven, unofficial, invalid, hearsay, unendorsed, unsupported, academic, acting, ad interim, ambiguous, ambivalent, apocryphal, arguable, assumed, assumptive, avoided, bad, borderline, bottomless, casual, chancy, changeable, clouded, concocted, conditional, conjecturable, conjectural, contestable, contingent, controversial, controvertible, cryptic, dead, debatable, dependent, dicey, disputable, disreputable, doubtable, doubtful, dubious, dubitable, enigmatic, equivocal, erratic, experimental, far-fetched, fat chance, fishy, fitful, flimsy, forceless, foundationless, fruitless, gratuitous, groundless, guessed, hanging by a thread, hard to believe, hazardous, hazy, hesitant, hypothetical, iffy, imaginary, imagined, improbable, impugnable, incalculable, inconclusive, inconstant, indecisive, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, ineffective, ineffectual, informal, inoperative, insecure, irregular, irresolute, long shot, makeshift, meaningless, moot, mysterious, negated, not final, not settled, not viable, nugatory, null, null and void, nullified, obscure, occult, off the record, on thin ice, on trial, open, open for consideration, open to doubt, open to question, oracular, paradoxical, pending, personal, postulated, precarious, presumptive, presupposed, pretending, private, probationary, problematic, problematical, provisional, provisionary, provisory, putative, questionable, reasonless, refutable, risky, set aside, shady, sneaky, speculative, sterile, stochastic, subject to change, supposed, suppositional, suppositious, suspect, suspicious, temporary, test, theoretic, theoretical, touch and go, touch-and-go, touchy, trial, un, unauthorized, uncertain, unclear, uncorroborated, undecided, undefined, under advisement, under examination, undetermined, uneasy, unenforceable
Antonyms
authoritative, authorized, based, believing, calculated, called-for, certain, clear, conclusive, confident, confirmed, convinced, decided, decisive, definite, determined, exact, factual, filled, final, foreseeable, full, incontrovertible, indisputable, indubious, justified, meaningful, measured, occupied, official, predictable, proved, proven, real, reasonable, reliable, resolved, safe, secure, settled, stable, strong, sure, trusting, trustworthy, trusty, truthful, unchanging, undoubted, unquestionable, valid, verified, warranted, worthy
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