unsoundness
/ʌnˈsaʊndnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being based on poor reasoning, weak evidence, or faulty logic.
- Critics pointed out the unsoundness of the economic forecast.
- The unsoundness of the theory was exposed by new research.
- The judge noted the unsoundness of the defendant's argument.
- The condition of being physically weak, damaged, or not in good health.
- The unsoundness of the building's structure required immediate repairs.
- Years of poor diet led to the unsoundness of his teeth.
- Veterinarians diagnosed the horse with a leg unsoundness.
- A lack of mental stability or reliability.
- Her unsoundness of mind was evident in her erratic behavior.
- The unsoundness of his judgment worried his family.
- The court questioned the unsoundness of the witness's memory.
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