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Meanings of unsound in English
Usage of unsound in English
1
Some of the sharpest men in argument are notoriously unsound in judgment.
2
It was late in the winter, and the ice had become unsound.
3
The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association called the bill unsound and counterproductive.
4
These men seem to be a little unsound in the upper regions.
5
You feel that his objection is unsound; that he is exaggerating caution.
6
To continue, people of unsound mind are remarkably tenacious of their ideas.
7
Nor can I say that I did it while of unsound mind.
8
How her poor, unsound brain arrived at the knowledge we cannot say.
9
She stated that Mr. Foger had told her our institution was unsound.
10
Americans, however, believe that this reliance is unsound both theoretically and practically.
11
Persons near London may not make unsound, hollow, or improperly heated bricks.
12
There are such things as four-year olds, unsound, as well as worked.
13
If experience is to be the test, Mr Mill's theory is unsound.
14
Now, for instance, here's a Mrs. Hallam came here unsound: religious delusion.
15
For he apparently didn't show any other signs of an unsound mind.
16
The same woes?-thesame weaknesses?-thesame problems of an unsound urban life?
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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