unsolid
/ʌnˈsɑlɪd/
adjective
- Not firm, hard, or strong; lacking physical solidity.
- She refused to sit on the unsolid chair because it wobbled.
- The ground felt unsolid after the heavy rain turned it to mud.
- The ice on the pond was unsolid and cracked under my weight.
- Not reliable, stable, or well-founded; weak or shaky in logic or structure.
- They built their relationship on an unsolid foundation of lies.
- His argument was unsolid and fell apart under questioning.
- The company's financial plan looked unsolid to the investors.