unverified
adjectiveUK /ʌnˈverɪfaɪd/
US /ʌnˈverɪfaɪd/
Not checked to make sure it is true.
The story about the giant fish was unverified, so nobody believed it.
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2. Not yet officially checked or approved by an authority.
The new account remained unverified until the user clicked the email link.
3. Based on a claim that has not been tested or proven.
Scientists treated the unverified result as a guess, not a fact.
4. Not confirmed as real or genuine.
The website posted unverified rumors about the school trip.