Pronunciation: /ʌnˌkɔːˈrɒbəˌreɪtɪd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'uncorroborated' describes something that lacks evidence or support
A1 The witness testimony was uncorroborated.
A2 The uncorroborated evidence was not enough to convict the suspect.
B1 The uncorroborated claims of the defendant raised doubts in the jury's minds.
B2 The detective warned the prosecutor that the witness statement was uncorroborated.
C1 The uncorroborated allegations were dismissed by the judge for lack of evidence.
C2 The journalist refused to publish the story due to uncorroborated sources.
formal The witness testimony was deemed uncorroborated and therefore not admissible as evidence.
informal They couldn't prove it because the story was uncorroborated.
slang That rumor is totally uncorroborated, don't believe everything you hear.
figurative Her claims of being a distant relative of royalty were uncorroborated, just a fantasy.
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