unreliable
adjective B2güvenilmez
not able to be trusted or depended on; failing to give a consistent or accurate result.
The old car is unreliable and often breaks down on the highway.
- She found the internet rumors unreliable and chose to verify the facts.
- Because the employee was unreliable, the manager assigned the critical task to someone else.
- Unreliable weather forecasts can cause serious problems for farmers planning their harvest.
- The committee dismissed the proposal after deeming the financial projections unreliable.
- unreliable source · güvenilmez kaynak The journalist warned that the article was based on an unreliable source.
- unreliable data · güvenilmez veri Researchers discarded the unreliable data before publishing their findings.
- unreliable witness · güvenilmez tanık The defense attorney argued that the testimony came from an unreliable witness.
- consider sth unreliable Scientists consider the instrument unreliable for precise measurements.
sb: somebody · sth: something
opposite: reliable