UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: ADJECTIVE
- Not reliable.
- Not reliable; untrustworthy. See reliable.
- Lacking a sense of responsibility
- Marked by or exhibiting a lack of reliability.
- Liable to be erroneous or misleading
- Not to be trusted
- Dangerously unstable and unpredictable
- Not worthy of reliance or trust
- Not consistent or dependable
- Not certain to occur; not inevitable
- Lacking or indicating lack of confidence or assurance
- Not established beyond doubt; still undecided or unknown
- Ambiguous (especially in the negative)
- Not established or confirmed
- Not safe from danger or mishap
- Not firm or secure
- Subject to change
- Not determined; undecided.
- Not having sure knowledge.
- Subject to change; variable.
- Unsteady; fitful.
- Unpredictable or capricious
- Fitful or unsteady
- Variable and subject to change
- Not yet determined; undecided
- Not known for certain; questionable
- Not sure; liable to fall or err; fallible.
- Questionable; equivocal; indefinite; problematical.
- Not certain; not having certain knowledge; not assured in mind; distrustful.
- Irresolute; inconsonant; variable; untrustworthy.
- Not known or established; questionable.
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: TRANSITIVE VERB
- N/A
- To make uncertain.
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Not reliable; not to be relied or depended on. (Imp. Dict.)
- To make or cause to be uncertain.
- Not certain; doubtful.
- Not known as regards quantity or extent; indefinite; problematical: as, an uncertain number of independent voters; a person of uncertain age.
- Having doubts; without certain knowledge; not sure.
- Not sure as to aim or effect desired.
- Unreliable; insecure; not to be depended on.
- Not firm or fixed; vague; indeterminate in nature; fluctuating.
- Undecided; hesitating; not resolved.
- Not steady; fitful.
- Liable to change; fickle; inconstant; capricious; irresolute.
- Not inevitable
- Not certain to occur
- Still undecided or unknown
- Not established beyond doubt
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: RELATED WORDS
- Incorrect, Reliable, Inaccurate, Untrusty, Uncertain, Treacherous, Irresponsible, Dangerous, Temperamental, Unsafe, Unsound, Fallible, Erratic, Untrustworthy, Undependable
- Unreliable, Variable, Undependable, Insecure, Chancy, Indefinite, Dubious, Changeable, Hesitant, Ambiguous, Ambivalent, Iffy, Doubtful, Unsettled, Unsure
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Incorrect, Reliable, Inaccurate, Untrusty, Uncertain, Treacherous, Irresponsible, Dangerous, Temperamental, Unsafe, Unsound, Fallible, Erratic, Untrustworthy, Undependable
- Unreliable, Variable, Undependable, Insecure, Chancy, Indefinite, Dubious, Changeable, Hesitant, Ambiguous, Ambivalent, Iffy, Doubtful, Unsettled, Unsure
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- They also stated that ALT tests were unreliable.
- Rail conditions are poor, limited, and service unreliable.
- As a result, waste data is notoriously unreliable.
- This just makes you look bitter and unreliable.
- Most developing countries have weak and unreliable documents and the poorer people in these countries do not have even those unreliable documents.
- Accordingly, because this merger simulation is based upon these unreliable data, the court concludes that the simulation results are likewise unreliable.
- An inconsistent or unreliable test produces unreliable results that only inconsistently support the intended inferences of the test.
- When faced with expert testimony that contains both reliable and unreliable opinions, district courts often exclude only the unreliable testimony.
- It was a case of unreliable statements plus unreliable science.
- Unreliable: The Persistent Memory Region has become unreliable.
- The subjects were urged to guess when uncertain.
- Biblical scholarship, however, holds that this is uncertain.
- Of uncertain affinity; to be able or possible.
- Uncertain rewards powerfully motivate repetition and habit formation.
- Right now is an unprecedented and uncertain time.
- Australia will be isolated with an uncertain future.
- Statute of Limitations The Uncertain Future of the Uncertain Tax Position Schedule.
- Whether current doctrines of standing, justiciability, and political question would preclude this judicial supervision is uncertain, and was left uncertain in the congressional debates.
- We include this uncertain number in the number of significant figures, but, our readers know that it is uncertain.
- Liu B: Uncertain set theory and uncertain inference rule with application to uncertain control.
UNRELIABLE vs UNCERTAIN: QUESTIONS
- Why did early modernist writers develop unreliable narrators?
- Why is Holden Caulfield considered an unreliable narrator?
- Is Ponyboy an unreliable narrator in the Outsiders?
- Why do authors use unreliable narrators in fiction?
- Is low Pielou evenness associated with unreliable data?
- Is Lorelai an unreliable narrator in Gilmore Girls?
- How do passengers deal with unreliable public transit?
- Does theory-based evaluation produce information unreliable?
- Can we exclude unreliable handwriting opinion evidence?
- Are different perspectives on negotiation unreliable?
- Is there a robust control problem for uncertain systems?
- How to deal with the variedly uncertain real world?
- What happens when consumers are uncertain about the future?
- What is supply chain flexibility under uncertain environment?
- How are pleural effusions of uncertain etiology diagnosed?
- What have uncertain times taught us about ourselves?
- Can artists cross the line into uncertain morality?
- Are they genuinely uncertain of their own greatness?
- What makes Orion different from other uncertain databases?
- Is positive identification evidence truly uncertain?