unevidenced
- adjective
- /ˌʌnˈɛvɪdənsd/
- When you apply that rationale to something unevidenced, it's called "special pleading." And given the imaginary nature of these eternal beings, I'm not seeing a lot of value here.
Examples
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Many claims in the debate were unevidenced and lacked proper support.
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When you apply that rationale to something unevidenced, it's called "special pleading."
Blog text (32) -
I probably first began to move toward atheism because I became increasingly aware during my adolescence that religious truth claims were entirely unevidenced and, in fact, were rarely even internally consistent, still less consistent with scientific observations of reality.
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Making unfounded, unevidenced, dishonest, politically motivated charges in this way seriously undermines the Progressive Party's role as a force for election reform, including campaign finance reform.
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The study was criticized for making unevidenced assertions about the benefits of the treatment.
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Her conclusions were unevidenced, leading to doubts about the validity of her research.
Synonyms
Not supported by facts or proof
Not shown to be true or to work
Not backed by facts or proof
No one has checked it to see if it is true
Not proved by other facts or evidence
No good evidence shows it is true
Not well known or accepted by many people
Not having a named or known source of information
Not carefully studied and without good proof
Having no evidence to support it
Not based on facts or evidence
Not proven to be true by tests or studies
Not supported by facts after checking
No official source or written record confirms it
Not supported by facts or evidence
Does not use observation or real-world facts
Not believable or trustworthy
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Etymology
The word unevidenced begins with un- 'not' and the part evidence 'proof' or something you can show. So unevidenced means 'not supported by proof'.