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unsupported

British  
/ ˌʌnsəˈpɔːtɪd /

adjective

  1. not supported physically, financially, or emotionally

    unable to sit up unsupported

  2. not upheld by evidence or facts; unsubstantiated

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AI code will be purpose-built, unique to the organization that wrote it, unsupported by any community or organization.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Children's rights are being compromised, and their needs don't disappear - they escalate when unsupported," she says.

From BBC

In a letter to the police, seen by the BBC, their lawyers say the family are co-operating with "criminal proceedings", but maintain the allegations are "unfounded and unsupported by credible evidence".

From BBC

ANL strongly denies wrongdoing, with lawyers for the publisher previously telling the court that the claims made by Furnish and Sir Elton are "unsupported by any evidence before the court and utterly baseless".

From BBC

The culture was described as "toxic" and "mentally draining", with some staff feeling unsupported when they raised concerns.

From BBC