unreliability (Meaning)

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unreliability (n)

the trait of not being dependable or reliable

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The unreliability of the witness's testimony rendered his account inadmissible in court.
The constant unreliability of the internet connection caused major disruptions in work and communication.
Due to its unreliability, the old car was always breaking down, leaving its owner stranded.
The unreliability of the data from the experiment made it impossible to draw any meaningful conclusions.
The unreliable narrator in the novel made it difficult for readers to determine the truth.
The unreliability of the weather forecast meant that people could not plan outdoor activities with confidence.
The company's unreliability in meeting deadlines led to the loss of several important clients.
The employee's unreliability in completing assigned tasks created a major headache for his supervisor.
The unreliable nature of the information in the news article made it difficult to determine the actual events.
The unreliability of the evidence presented in the case made it difficult for the jury to reach a verdict.

the trait of not being dependable or reliable

shakiness,dodginess, dubiousness, doubtfulness, uncertainness,questionableness,

responsibility, reliability,reliability, trustworthiness, dependability, trustworthiness, solidity, responsibility, solidity, dependability

The unreliability of the witness's testimony rendered his account inadmissible in court.

The constant unreliability of the internet connection caused major disruptions in work and communication.

Due to its unreliability, the old car was always breaking down, leaving its owner stranded.

The unreliability of the data from the experiment made it impossible to draw any meaningful conclusions.