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Unsound

usgb/ˌʌnˈsaʊnd/Volume
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Physical SafetyPlay
Use 'unsound' to describe things that could collapse or break, posing danger. SlideWalking on the unsound ice is risky.
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Avoid for PeoplePlay
'Unsound' is rarely used for people unless discussing their plans or ideas. SlideHe has unsound plans for the business.
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Serious ConcernPlay
Describing something as 'unsound' implies a serious issue, not just a small defect. SlideThey condemned the unsound structure after the earthquake.