unreliable in Irish
unreliable in Irish is abhógach, ainfhéichiúnta, feillbhéasach — unreliable means not able to be trusted or depended on to perform consistently.
unreliable in Irish
abhógach
Not reliable.
ainfhéichiúnta
Not reliable.
feillbhéasach
Not reliable.
neamh-mhuiníneach
Not reliable.
neamhchoinníollach
Not reliable.
neamhiontaofa
Not reliable.
What does "unreliable" mean?
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adj Not able to be trusted or depended on to perform consistently.
"His old car was unreliable and kept breaking down."
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unreliable in a sentence
- His old car was unreliable and kept breaking down.
- The witness was considered unreliable by the jury.
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What is "unreliable" in Irish?
"unreliable" in Irish is abhógach, ainfhéichiúnta, feillbhéasach. unreliable means: Not able to be trusted or depended on to perform consistently.
How do you use "unreliable" in a sentence?
Example: "His old car was unreliable and kept breaking down." In Irish, "unreliable" is abhógach, ainfhéichiúnta, feillbhéasach.
Are there other ways to say "unreliable" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "unreliable": abhógach, ainfhéichiúnta, feillbhéasach, neamh-mhuiníneach, neamhchoinníollach, neamhiontaofa.
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