adjective

unsupported

unsupported, unsubstantiated, uncorroborated

The roof was unsupported by pillars.

The roof was unsupported by pillars.

His claim is completely unsupported by evidence.

His claim is completely unsupported by evidence.

She felt unsupported by her family.

She felt unsupported by her family.

unsupported by ((sb./sth.)) not proven or held up by (sb./sth.) The theory is unsupported by facts.

Synonyms: unsubstantiated, unconfirmed; Antonyms: supported, confirmed

From 'un-' (not) + 'support' + '-ed' (past participle adjective). It means 'not supported'.

Imagine a bridge with no supports ('un-supported'). It would collapse. The same applies to arguments or claims.

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