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The rumors are completely unsubstantiated and they should not be reported as factual by the newspaper.

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The rumors are completely unsubstantiated and they should not be reported as factual by the newspaper.

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Unsubstantiated means not proven, or not supported by facts. "That is an unsubstantiated rumor," is an example of the word in context.

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Even though her boss had no concrete information, she was fired due to unsubstantiated rumors floating around about her.

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