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/ˌʌnsəbˈstænʃieɪtɪd/ /ˌʌnsəbˈstænʃiˌeɪtɪd/

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verb

未能证实, 缺乏证据, 没有根据

To prove false; to disprove or discredit.

Examples :

"The scientist worked tirelessly to unsubstantiate the claim that the Earth is flat, presenting clear evidence of its spherical shape. "

这位科学家不遗余力地工作，力求推翻地球是平的这一说法，并提出了地球是球形的明确证据。

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verb

未经证实, 未成立

(human services) To officially categorize (an allegation) as unsubstantiated.

Examples :

"After a thorough investigation, the child services agency officially unsubstantiated the claim of neglect due to lack of evidence. "

经过彻底调查后，由于缺乏证据，儿童服务机构正式认定虐待指控不成立。

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verb

质疑，怀疑。

To call into question; to create doubt about.

Examples :

"The student unsubstantiated the teacher's claim about the historical event by presenting new evidence from a different source. "

通过出示来自不同来源的新证据，这位学生质疑了老师关于历史事件的说法，使人对其真实性产生了怀疑。

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verb

使...虚弱, 使...无根据

To make insubstantial or abstract; unsubstantialize.

Examples :

"The repeated denials from the accused seemed only to unsubstantiated the rumors surrounding the scandal, making them feel less solid and more like whispers in the wind. "

被告一再否认，反而似乎使围绕丑闻的谣言更加显得空穴来风，让人感觉它们不像事实，更像是捕风捉影的传言。

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adjective

未经证实的，无根据的

Lacking substantiation; without evidence.

Examples :

"The rumor that the teacher was leaving was completely unsubstantiated; no one had any proof. "

关于老师要离职的谣言完全没有根据，没有任何人有证据。

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