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unsoundness是什么意思

unsoundness詞根

詞根：unsound

adj.

unsound 不健全的；不健康的；謬誤的；腐爛的；不牢靠的

unsoundness英英釋義

Noun:

"the unsoundness of his conclusion was obvious"

"no one can be a poet without a certain unsoundness of mind"

unsoundness同義詞

distemperedness, insecurity

unsoundness詞源英文解釋

The first known use of unsoundness was in 1586

unsoundness 例句

1.It is a habit and not an unsoundness.

2.Already I perceive symptoms of unsoundness in her political institutions, of declining energy and shallow policy in the conduct of her wars and negotiations.

3.There, appropriate conditioning and husbandry measures maintain pulmonary health and endurance, eliminating reliance on medications to manage bleeding and unsoundness.

4.I had Liebig's book in my hand, which he said was rather severe railroad reading, and proceeded to enlighten me as to the unsoundness of some of the author's positions and deductions.

5.Indeed it needed all the master of Pulwick's wide-spread reputation for mental unsoundness to enable him to carry through such proceedings without rousing more violent feelings.

6.It was favourably received too by the older school, which was perhaps rather an indication of its unsoundness.

7.They will not be broken, nor through their unsoundness and insolvency will the “heavens roll away as a scroll,” nor “the universe shrivel up as a cast-off snake-skin.”

8.In 2015, 66 trees were removed by city crews because of poor health or unsoundness.

9.Everywhere but in America, bleeding and soundness are managed with horsemanship and appropriate husbandry as bleeding and unsoundness should be managed.

10.That archaeologists were constantly making discoveries that revealed the unsoundness of many of the critics' assumptions.

考古學(xué)家的發(fā)現(xiàn)經(jīng)常揭示了批判主義者的假設(shè)是錯誤的。

11.It was, on the contrary, perfectly true; and perhaps no more striking testimony could be afforded to the unsoundness of the system then in vogue.

12.It was by the indefatigable exposure of the inefficiency and unsoundness of the prevailing modes of instruction that reforms were gradually conceded and accomplished.

13.That presents a serious problem for the former president: Eastman notoriously conceded the unsoundness of his theory about how Vice President Mike Pence could interfere with Congress’ certification of the election results.

14.Indeed the unsoundness of ice at and near its melting point has been long known.

15.Then he turned to the general condition of the gold market, discoursed on the rise in the value of gold and the general economic unsoundness.

16.“That there was a touch of mental unsoundness in Bryan I always believed, just as I believe the same of F.D. Roosevelt,” Mencken wrote.

17.In looking back at the history of Emtech, the colt who suffered a catastrophic breakdown in Saturday’s eighth race, it was discovered that he was once placed on the Veterinarian’s List because of unsoundness.

18.Unbendingness, in the moral as in the vegetable world, is an indication as frequently of unsoundness as of strength.

19."And beyond noting her deplorable unsoundness on religious matters I have had few opportunities of probing her mind."

20.The action alert decries Citigroup's choice "as political statements and social engineering, not as business decisions based on any alleged financial unsoundness or criminal activity of the affected customers."

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