unverified

/ ʌnˈvɛrɪˌfaɪd /

adjective

1. not having been confirmed, substantiated, or proven to be true

Derived Forms

• unˈveriˌfiable, adjective

Example Sentences

McCoy says his team’s approach remains grounded in real-time data from election officials, insulating them from speculation and unverified reports.

From Los Angeles Times

She said allowing people to have unverified social media accounts, with no way to connect the accounts to the person who owns them, can pose a “huge risk”.

From BBC

He took aim at the liberal nonprofit Campaign for Accountability and the research firm Fusion GPS, the source of the infamous Steele dossier, which contained unverified gossip about Trump.

From Los Angeles Times

The Republican National Committee recently sued election officials in North Carolina and Michigan in state courts, claiming that they are allowing voters with unverified residency status to cast overseas ballots in their respective elections.

From Salon

In the months leading up to Trump’s 2016 election, the FBI began investigating Russian interference in the race — and unverified claims that Trump associates were aiding those efforts.

From Los Angeles Times