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unsound

/ʌnˈsaʊnd/

Traducción: Describe algo que está en mal estado, que no se basa en pruebas sólidas o que no es lógicamente válido.

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adjective

/ʌnˈsaʊnd/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que está en mal estado, que no se basa en pruebas sólidas o que no es lógicamente válido.

Describes something that is not in good condition, not based on reliable evidence, or not logically valid.

  1. Damaged or decayedB2formal

    Not in good physical condition; weakened, damaged, or decayed.

    esPodrido, deteriorado

    • The old bridge was deemed unsound and closed to traffic.
    • The building's foundation was unsound, requiring extensive repairs.
    • He rejected the timber because it was unsound and full of rot.

    Sinónimoscorrodeddamageddecayeddiseasedfrailricketyrottenunhealthyunstableweakworn

    Antónimoshealthyintactsolidsoundsturdy

  2. Financially weakB2formal

    Not financially stable or secure; risky or unreliable.

    esFinancieramente inseguro

    • The company's unsound financial practices led to its bankruptcy.
    • Investors were warned about the unsound nature of the scheme.
    • The bank's unsound lending policies caused a crisis.

    Sinónimosinsecureprecariousriskyshakyunreliableunstableweak

    Antónimossafesecuresolidsoundstablestrong

  3. Based on fallacyC1formal

    Containing or based on a fallacy; logically flawed or incorrect.

    esNo sólido (falaz)

    • His argument was unsound because it relied on false assumptions.
    • The court rejected the unsound reasoning presented by the defense.
    • An unsound conclusion can lead to poor decision-making.

    Sinónimoserroneousfallaciousfalsefaultyflawedillogicalinvalidspeciousspuriousuntenable

    Antónimoscogentlogicalreasonedsoundvalid

  4. Mentally illC1formal

    Suffering from severe mental illness or instability.

    esmentalmente enfermo

    • The defendant was found to be of unsound mind and unfit for trial.
    • She was committed to a hospital after being declared unsound.
    • His unsound mental state made him a danger to himself.

    Sinónimoscrazeddementedderangeddisturbedinsanemadmentally illunbalancedunhinged

    Antónimoshealthyrationalsanesoundstable

  5. Physically diseasedB2formal

    Physically unsound or diseased; not healthy.

    esenfermo, no sano

    • The doctor declared his lungs unsound due to years of smoking.
    • The horse was unsound and could not race.
    • An unsound body often leads to an unsound mind.

    Sinónimosailingdiseasedinfirmsicklyunhealthyunwell

    Antónimoshealthysoundwell

  6. Unreliable adviceB2formal

    Of advice, not based on good judgment or facts; unreliable.

    espoco fiable (para consejos)

    • He gave unsound advice that led to financial loss.
    • Following unsound medical advice can be dangerous.
    • The consultant's unsound recommendations were ignored.

    Sinónimosdubiousfallaciousflawedflimsyinvalidquestionableshakysuspectunfoundedunreliableuntenable

    Antónimosreliablesoundtrustworthyvalid

Formas
  • more unsound comparative form
  • most unsound superlative form
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