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unsound
Business of doubtful financial or commercial viability

unsound
Descriptive of a plaster, slaked lime, cement, or other mortar which contains particles that may expand.


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But yet certain though it be, it hath flaws; for that the scriveners and brokers do value unsound men, to serve their own turn.
I consider, and I have embodied my views in a note on the subject, that in our day these immense salaries are evidence of the unsound economic assiette of our finances.
I resolved to commence, therefore, with the examination of the simplest objects, not anticipating, however, from this any other advantage than that to be found in accustoming my mind to the love and nourishment of truth, and to a distaste for all such reasonings as were unsound.
 
 
 
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