unsoundly
/ʌnˈsaʊndli/
adverb
- In a way that is not based on good reasoning or solid evidence; illogically or unreliably.
- The argument was unsoundly constructed, relying on outdated statistics.
- She unsoundly assumed that all the data was correct without checking.
- The plan was unsoundly based on wishful thinking rather than facts.
- In a way that is physically weak, damaged, or not in good condition.
- His health was unsoundly fragile after years of neglect.
- The foundation of the house was unsoundly laid, causing cracks in the walls.
- The old bridge was unsoundly built and collapsed after the storm.
- In a restless or disturbed manner, especially during sleep.
- The baby slept unsoundly, waking up every hour.
- He tossed and turned unsoundly, troubled by nightmares.
- She slept unsoundly through the noisy night.
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