[
US
/ˌənkənˈfɝmd/
]
[ UK /ʌnkənfˈɜːmd/ ]
[ UK /ʌnkənfˈɜːmd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
not finally established or settled
unconfirmed rumors
an unconfirmed letter of credit
How To Use unconfirmed In A Sentence
- Clashes between police and opposition protesters in Zanzibar over disputed elections have led to an unconfirmed death toll of 37.
- We've received unconfirmed reports of an explosion in central London.
- There are unconfirmed reports he tried to commit suicide.
- There were unconfirmed reports that the captain had left the ship before all the passengers were rescued. Times, Sunday Times
- Reports that Scotland Yard are also to investigate Mr Brown with regard to a charge of 'Impersonating a Competent Politician', and the lesser charge of 'Impersonating a Human Being' remain unconfirmed. Gordon Brown in Further Financial Scandal
- The actor to play the role of the Doctor is unconfirmed.
- There have been sightings, which are so far unconfirmed, of otters at Shipley and Keighley.
- There were unconfirmed reports that police believe the suspect was one of the attackers involved in yesterday's incidents.
- There have also been unconfirmed reports of unspecified chemical weapons being stockpiled in a school in Homs, with guards handed gas masks. Times, Sunday Times
- Now there are rumours - unconfirmed - that he will have to have his entire pancreas removed. Times, Sunday Times