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  1. unreliable:
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Detailed Translations for unreliable from English to French

unreliable:


Translation Matrix for unreliable:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
louche ladle; server; tablespoon
méchant asshole; bastard; dickhead; jackanapes; naughty boy; naughty child; piece of shit; prick; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; shit; shithead
sinistre calamity; catastrophe; insurance claim
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- treacherous; undependable
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- undependable; untrustworthy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
douteuse deceitful; mendacious; unreliable
douteusement dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable contested; controversial; debatable; disputable; disputed; dubious; imputable; open to debate; open to question; questionable; uncertain
douteux deceitful; dubious; grimy; mendacious; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable churlish; contested; controversial; debatable; dirty; disputable; disputed; dowdy; dubious; fastidious; filthy; grimy; grubby; imputable; open to debate; open to question; questionable; shoddy; sloppy; slovenly; smutty; uncertain
ignoble dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; banal; base; below the belt; blackguardly; bogus; coarse; dishonorable; dishonourable; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; gross; inglorious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; roguish; rotten; scoundrelly; shabby; sham; sheet; sordid; stingy; trite; trivial; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; vile; villainous; vulgar
louche deceitful; dubious; grimy; mendacious; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable creepy; demonic; devilish; diabolic; eerie; foul; indistinct; lugubrious; malicious; obscure; satanic; scary; sinister; unclear; vague
lugubre dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable creepy; dismal; eerie; lugubrious; macabre; melancholic; nostalgic; ominous; pensive; sad; scary; shady; sinister; spooky; wistful
mauvais dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; badly; critical; does not taste good; evil-minded; false; grave; improper; inappropriate; indelicat; inferior; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not good; not nice; out of place; pedestrian; poor; rude; serious; tactless; uncalled for; unseemly; unsuitable; venomous; vicious; vile; virulent; vitriolic; wicked; with evil intention; worrying
mensonger deceitful; mendacious; unreliable false; lying; mendacious; phoney; untruthful
mensongère deceitful; mendacious; unreliable false; lying; mendacious; untruthful
méchant dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; badly; banal; below the belt; bitchy; bogus; coarse; cunning; demonic; devilish; diabolic; doggish; evil-minded; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; foul; gross; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; rotten; satanic; shabby; sham; sharp; shrewd; slippery; sly; stingy; trite; trivial; underhand; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; venomous; very malignant; vicious; vile; virulent; vitriolic; vulgar; with evil intention
obscur deceitful; dubious; grimy; mendacious; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bewildered; chaotic; complex; complicated; confused; cryptic; dark; difficult; diffuse; disconcerted; disordered; enigmatic; flustered; inconvenient; indistinct; intricate; involved; malicious; mysterious; obscure; ominous; sinister; unclear; unlit; vague
obscurément deceitful; dubious; grimy; mendacious; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable dark; inconvenient; indistinct; obscure; ominous; sinister; unclear; unlit
sinistre dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable abominable; appalling; cheerless; creepy; detestable; eerie; ghastly; gloomy; horrible; horrid; ill-fated; joyless; lugubrious; macabre; moody; obnoxious; odious; ominous; pensive; sad; scary; shady; sinister; somber; sombre; spooky; terrible; triste; unholy; wistful
vil dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable bad; banal; below the belt; bogus; coarse; cunning; faked; false; feigned; fictitious; gross; low; malicious; mean; nasty; not genuine; pedestrian; rotten; shabby; sham; sharp; sheet; shrewd; slippery; sly; sordid; stingy; trite; trivial; underhand; unmannerly; unsavory; unsavoury; vapid; vicious; vile; vulgar; wicked
visqueux dubious; grimy; nasty; obscure; problematic; questionable; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; suspect; suspicious; uncertain; unreliable coaxing; fawning; mucous; slimy; sticky; syrupy; treackly; viscous; wheedling

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Related Definitions for "unreliable":

  1. not worthy of reliance or trust1
    • in the early 1950s computers were large and expensive and unreliable1
  2. liable to be erroneous or misleading1
  3. lacking a sense of responsibility1
  4. dangerously unstable and unpredictable1
    • an unreliable trestle1

Wiktionary Translations for unreliable:

unreliable
adjective
  1. Dont on peut douter.
noun
  1. (familier, fr) Celui, celle qui abandonner ses amis, malgré ce qui était organisé avec eux (ou éventuellement qui abandonne son parti, ses principes, etc.)