unreliable Antonyms
Strongest:
- trustworthy
- trustworthy
- reliable
- sure
- permanent
- dependable
- true
- reliable
- dependable
- sure
- permanent
- true
Strong:
- unchanging
- abiding
- certain
- tried-and-true
- invariable
- invariable
- stable
- tried-and-true
- constant
- lasting
- persistent
- unchanging
- durable
- steady
- unchangeable
- trusty
- steady
- stationary
- immutable
- stable
- certain
- tried
- unchangeable
- predictable
- constant
- immutable
- trusty
- predictable
- durable
- stationary
- tried
- persistent
- abiding
- lasting
Weak:
Meaning of unreliable
unreliable (s)
liable to be erroneous or misleading
dangerously unstable and unpredictable
lacking a sense of responsibility
unreliable (a)
not worthy of reliance or trust
unreliable (a.)
Not reliable; untrustworthy. See Reliable.
unreliable Sentence Examples
- The used car salesman's promise of a reliable vehicle proved unreliable after just a week of ownership.
- The weather forecast was unreliable, predicting rain that never materialized.
- The unreliable internet connection made it difficult to complete online assignments.
- The witness's testimony was deemed unreliable due to inconsistencies and embellishments.
- The unreliable bus service left commuters stranded for hours at a time.
- The company's unreliable software caused frequent glitches and data loss.
- The unreliable source provided inaccurate and misleading information, compromising the integrity of the news article.
- The unreliable employee consistently missed deadlines and failed to meet expectations.
- The unreliable friend repeatedly canceled plans at the last minute, leaving others disappointed.
- The unreliable data in the scientific study led to inconclusive results that could not be replicated.
FAQs About the word unreliable
liable to be erroneous or misleading, not worthy of reliance or trust, dangerously unstable and unpredictable, lacking a sense of responsibilityNot reliable; un
unstable, random, volatile, undependable,erratic, untrustworthy, shaky, dicey, unpredictable, inconsistent
trustworthy, trustworthy,reliable, sure, permanent, dependable, true, reliable, dependable, sure
The used car salesman's promise of a reliable vehicle proved unreliable after just a week of ownership.
The weather forecast was unreliable, predicting rain that never materialized.
The unreliable internet connection made it difficult to complete online assignments.
The witness's testimony was deemed unreliable due to inconsistencies and embellishments.
