unverified

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ verified.

Adjective

unverified (not comparable)

1. Not (yet) confirmed; not verified.

   Synonyms: unconfirmed, untested

   • 2019 March 16, Katelyn Polantz, “Steele says he used unverified information to support details about web company in dossier”, in CNN‎^[1]:

     The most salacious claims in the dossier are still unverified.

   • 2023 July 20, Annie Grayer, Marshall Cohen and Jeremy Herb, “Grassley releases internal FBI document about unverified Biden bribery allegations”, in CNN‎^[2]:

     Republicans, though, have seized on the unverified material as part of their broader investigation into the Bidens.

Related terms

• verify

Translations

not verified

• Azerbaijani: yoxlanmamış
• Bulgarian: непотвърден (nepotvǎrden), непроверен (bg) (neproveren)
• French: invérifié (fr)
• Greek: αδιασταύρωτος (adiastávrotos)
• Japanese: 未検証の (みけんしょう-の, mi-kenshō-no)
• Manx: gyn feeraghey, neuhickyrit, gyn shickyraghey
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: ubekrefta, ubekreftet

  Nynorsk: ubekrefta

• Swedish: obekräftad (sv), overifierad