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unsupported

/ˌʌn.səˈpɔːr.tɪd/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet etwas, das nicht durch Beweise, Fakten oder Argumente gestützt wird, sowie etwas, das keine physische Stütze oder Hilfe hat.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.səˈpɔːr.tɪd/B2formal
  • deBezeichnet etwas, das nicht durch Beweise, Fakten oder Argumente gestützt wird, sowie etwas, das keine physische Stütze oder Hilfe hat.

Describes something that is not backed up by evidence, proof, or physical support.

  1. Lacking evidence or proofB2formal

    Not backed up by facts, evidence, or logical reasoning.

    deUnbegründet

    • The claim was unsupported by any scientific data.
    • His argument remained unsupported and unconvincing.
    • The report was dismissed as unsupported speculation.

    Synonymebaselessgroundlessuncorroboratedunfoundedunprovenunsubstantiatedunverifiedunwarranted

    Antonymeconfirmedprovensupportedvalidatedverified

  2. Without physical supportB2formal

    Not held up or reinforced by a structure or foundation.

    deOhne Stütze

    • The unsupported beam collapsed under the weight.
    • The roof was left unsupported after the pillars were removed.
    • An unsupported bridge cannot withstand heavy traffic.

    Synonymeunbraced

    Antonymebracedreinforcedsupported

  3. Without assistance or backingB2formal

    Not receiving help, encouragement, or resources from others.

    deOhne Unterstützung

    • She felt unsupported by her colleagues during the project.
    • The team was left unsupported by management.
    • He struggled alone, feeling completely unsupported.

    Synonymealoneunaidedunassistedunbacked

    Antonymeaidedassistedbackedsupported

Formen
  • more unsupported comparative form
  • most unsupported superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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