proofless
- adjective
- /ˈpruːfləs/
- Grothe makes very fine points about what damage unfounded, unbacked up, proofless accusations can cause.
Examples
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He made proofless claims about the effectiveness of the new treatment.
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The judge dismissed the case due to the proofless nature of the charges.
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... says yet another guy making "unbacked up, proofless accusations" about jackbooted skeptic PC thugs persecuting and punishing all dissenters.
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The report was filled with proofless allegations that could not be substantiated.
Synonyms
Not supported by facts or proof
Not backed by facts or proof
A claim with no facts or proof to show it is true
Not able to be proved with evidence
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Etymology
Proofless comes from proof meaning 'evidence' and the ending -less meaning 'without'. So, proofless describes something that has no evidence to support it.