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Meanings of unsupported in English
Not held up or borne.
Antonyms
Examples for "supported"
Examples for "supported"
1
Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt said it supported the new health advice.
2
Health Minister Greg Hunt said the Government supported the TGA's proposed action.
3
New Zealand Plant Producers Incorporated said it strongly supported biosecurity in principle.
4
Last week he said Russia supported long-term foreign investment in its agriculture.
5
Thirty four years ago in another referendum a majority supported that change.
Usage of unsupported in English
1
And she isn't exactly great at was she does, unsupported or otherwise.
2
Unfortunately, all he does is make a generalised hypothesis unsupported by research.
3
Examples of unsupported applications include the Firefox browser and Entourage email client.
4
So the science limped along, unsupported by either public interest or capital.
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But the rest of the story is unsupported by any evidence whatever.
6
Through the breach fell the ponderous weight of a river left unsupported.
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He was a very long way up, standing unsupported on the air.
8
The charge upon the San Juan ridge was practically unsupported by artillery.
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On this account unsupported wings must dig in as deeply as possible.
10
In fact, no ruler could hold his place, unsupported by the priest.
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Figure 7-Stillphotography from the first unsupported traverse of Greenwich Village, NYC.
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Only my own unsupported word-andthe world is always against a woman.
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Their first movements at The Hague were totally unsupported by foreign aid.
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Being thus unsupported by the rich, they continue poor and low spirited.
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He was on his feet, unsupported, and looking expectantly toward the door.
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The date of death is merely conjectural, and unsupported by definite evidence.
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Unsupported through the time
Unsupported across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common