Proven is an adjective that means something that has been demonstrated to be true or reliable. Antonyms for the word "proven" include untested, unproven, unreliable, and questionable. Untested refers to something that has not been tried or verified, while unproven denotes something that has not been confirmed to be true. Unreliable means something that is not dependable or consistent, and questionable means something that is doubtful or debatable. These antonyms suggest that the opposite of proven are concepts or ideas that have not been well-established or remain uncertain.

What are the antonyms for Proven?

• adj.

  • academic
  • formalistic
  .
  • approved
  • disapproved
  .
  • authoritative
  • democratic
  .
  • baseless
  • Foundationless
  ,
  • more reasonless
  ,
  • more unconfirmed
  ,
  • more uncorroborated
  ,
  • more ungrounded
  ,
  • more unsupported
  ,
  • most reasonless
  ,
  • most unconfirmed
  ,
  • most uncorroborated
  ,
  • most ungrounded
  ,
  • most unsupported
  ,
  • reasonless
  ,
  • un confirmed
  ,
  • un corroborated
  ,
  • un grounded
  ,
  • un justified
  ,
  • un substantiated
  ,
  • un supported
  ,
  • un tenable
  ,
  • un-corroborated
  ,
  • un-grounded
  ,
  • un-justified
  ,
  • un-substantiated
  ,
  • un-supported
  ,
  • un-tenable
  ,
  • uncorroborated
  ,
  • ungrounded
  .
  • conjectural
  • guesstimated
  ,
  • more figured
  ,
  • more guessing
  ,
  • more guesstimated
  ,
  • more surmised
  ,
  • more surmising
  ,
  • most figured
  ,
  • most guessing
  ,
  • most guesstimated
  ,
  • most surmised
  ,
  • most surmising
  ,
  • on a hunch
  ,
  • on a long shot
  ,
  • on hunch
  ,
  • on long shot
  ,
  • un resolved
  ,
  • un-resolved
  .
  • controversial
  • debatable
  .
  • debatable
  • between rock and hard place
  ,
  • between rock hard place
  ,
  • between sixes and sevens
  ,
  • between sixes sevens
  ,
  • betwixt and between
  ,
  • betwixt between
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  • bone contention
  ,
  • contestable
  ,
  • in dispute
  ,
  • jurys out
  ,
  • more contestable
  ,
  • open to question
  ,
  • the jury out
  ,
  • the jury's out
  ,
  • the jurys out
  ,
  • touch and go
  ,
  • touch go
  ,
  • un decided
  ,
  • un settled
  ,
  • un-decided
  ,
  • un-settled
  ,
  • up for discussion
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  • doubtful, uncertain
  • questionable
  .
  • experimental
  • be ginning
  ,
  • be-ginning
  ,
  • developmental
  ,
  • experiential
  ,
  • first stage
  ,
  • more beginning
  ,
  • more experiential
  ,
  • more laboratory
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  • more pilot
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  • more probationary
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  • more trial and error
  ,
  • more trial-and-error
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  • more unconcluded
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  • most beginning
  ,
  • most developmental
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  • most experiential
  ,
  • most laboratory
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  • most pilot
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  • most probationary
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  • most trial and error
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  • most trial-and-error
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  • most unconcluded
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  • on approval
  ,
  • preliminary
  ,
  • pro visional
  ,
  • pro-visional
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  • probationary
  ,
  • provisional
  ,
  • tester
  ,
  • testest
  ,
  • trial
  ,
  • trial-and-error
  ,
  • un concluded
  ,
  • un proved
  ,
  • un-concluded
  ,
  • un-proved
  ,
  • unconcluded
  ,
  • under probation
  .
  • exploratory
  • experimental
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  • false
  • Misrepresentative
  ,
  • casuistic
  ,
  • contrary fact
  ,
  • contrary to fact
  ,
  • cooked-up
  ,
  • cookedup
  ,
  • counter factual
  ,
  • counter-factual
  ,
  • dis honest
  ,
  • dis-honest
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  • in accurate
  ,
  • in correct
  ,
  • in valid
  ,
  • in-valid
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  • mis leading
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  • mis representative
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  • mis taken
  ,
  • mis-leading
  ,
  • mis-representative
  ,
  • more concocted
  ,
  • more cooked up
  ,
  • more cooked-up
  ,
  • more cookedup
  ,
  • more deceiving
  ,
  • more misrepresentative
  ,
  • more sophistical
  ,
  • most beguiling
  ,
  • most casuistic
  ,
  • most concocted
  ,
  • most cooked up
  ,
  • most cooked-up
  ,
  • most cookedup
  ,
  • most deceiving
  ,
  • most misrepresentative
  ,
  • off mark
  ,
  • off the mark
  ,
  • sophistical
  ,
  • un sound
  ,
  • un sounder
  ,
  • un truer
  ,
  • un truest
  ,
  • un-real
  ,
  • un-sound
  ,
  • un-sounder
  ,
  • un-soundest
  ,
  • un-truer
  ,
  • un-truest
  ,
  • un-truthful
  .
  • fictitious
  • figmental
  ,
  • hyped up
  ,
  • in vented
  ,
  • in-vented
  ,
  • makebelieve
  ,
  • more created
  ,
  • more fabricated
  ,
  • more faked
  ,
  • more figmental
  ,
  • more trumped up
  ,
  • more trumped-up
  ,
  • more trumpedup
  ,
  • most created
  ,
  • most fabricated
  ,
  • most faked
  ,
  • most figmental
  ,
  • most trumped up
  ,
  • most trumped-up
  ,
  • most trumpedup
  ,
  • trumped-up
  ,
  • trumpedup
  .
  • fictitious, invented
  • imaginary
  .
  • gratuitous
  • causeless
  ,
  • in defensible
  ,
  • in essential
  ,
  • in-defensible
  ,
  • in-essential
  ,
  • more causeless
  ,
  • more unmerited
  ,
  • more unprovoked
  ,
  • most unmerited
  ,
  • most unprovoked
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  • un essential
  ,
  • un merited
  ,
  • un provoked
  ,
  • un supportable
  ,
  • un-essential
  ,
  • un-merited
  ,
  • un-provoked
  ,
  • un-supportable
  ,
  • uncalledfor
  ,
  • unmerited
  ,
  • unprovoked
  .
  • groundless
  • illogical
  ,
  • more foundationless
  ,
  • most causeless
  ,
  • most foundationless
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  • un authorized
  ,
  • un warranted
  ,
  • un-authorized
  ,
  • unsupported
  ,
  • unwarranted
  .
  • hypothetical
  • Conjecturable
  ,
  • Postulated
  ,
  • hypo thetical
  ,
  • hypo-thetical
  ,
  • hypothetical
  ,
  • in definite
  ,
  • in determinate
  ,
  • in-definite
  ,
  • more conjecturable
  ,
  • more postulated
  ,
  • more presupposed
  ,
  • more pretending
  ,
  • more refutable
  ,
  • more stochastic
  ,
  • most conjecturable
  ,
  • most contestable
  ,
  • most postulated
  ,
  • most presupposed
  ,
  • most pretending
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  • most refutable
  ,
  • most stochastic
  ,
  • pre supposed
  ,
  • pre tending
  ,
  • pre-supposed
  ,
  • pre-tending
  ,
  • refutable
  ,
  • stochastic
  ,
  • theoretical
  ,
  • un-confirmed
  ,
  • unconfirmed
  .
  • imaginary
  • Non-existent
  ,
  • apparitional
  ,
  • dreamed-up
  ,
  • dreamedup
  ,
  • fool paradise
  ,
  • madeup
  ,
  • more apparitional
  ,
  • more dreamed-up
  ,
  • more dreamedup
  ,
  • more fancied
  ,
  • most dreamed up
  ,
  • most dreamed-up
  ,
  • most dreamedup
  ,
  • non existent
  ,
  • un substantial
  ,
  • un-substantial
  .
  • irrefutable
  • doubtful
  ,
  • dubious
  ,
  • uncertain
  .
  • moot
  • at issue
  ,
  • moot
  ,
  • open debate
  ,
  • open to debate
  .
  • not based on fact
  • unfounded
  .
  • not necessary
  • gratuitous
  .
  • noun
  • unproved
  ,
  • unproven
  .
  • open to doubt
  • problematic
  .
  • problematic
  • in decisive
  ,
  • in-decisive
  ,
  • pre carious
  ,
  • pre-carious
  ,
  • up for grabs
  .
  • putative
  • more presumed
  ,
  • most presumed
  ,
  • putative
  ,
  • re ported
  ,
  • re-ported
  ,
  • reported
  .
  • questionable
  • Controvertible
  ,
  • hard believe
  ,
  • hard to believe
  ,
  • more controvertible
  ,
  • more paradoxical
  ,
  • more unproven
  ,
  • most controvertible
  ,
  • most paradoxical
  ,
  • most unproven
  ,
  • open doubt
  ,
  • open to doubt
  ,
  • paradoxical
  ,
  • un defined
  ,
  • un proven
  ,
  • un reliable
  ,
  • un-defined
  ,
  • un-proven
  ,
  • un-reliable
  ,
  • under advisement
  ,
  • under examination
  .
  • relating to theories, philosophy
  • academic
  .
  • sound
  • Distrusted
  ,
  • Refused
  ,
  • rejected
  .
  • speculative
  • conceptive
  ,
  • conjectural
  ,
  • ideological
  ,
  • in theory
  ,
  • more conceptive
  ,
  • more formularized
  ,
  • more idealized
  ,
  • more ideological
  ,
  • most conceptive
  ,
  • most formularized
  .
  • theoretical
  • as a premise
  ,
  • as premise
  ,
  • ideational
  ,
  • in abstract
  ,
  • in the abstract
  ,
  • meta physical
  ,
  • meta-physical
  ,
  • more codified
  ,
  • more formalistic
  ,
  • more ideational
  ,
  • more instanced
  ,
  • most codified
  ,
  • most formalistic
  ,
  • most ideational
  ,
  • most ideological
  ,
  • most instanced
  ,
  • speculative
  ,
  • un earthlier
  ,
  • un earthliest
  ,
  • un earthly
  ,
  • un-earthlier
  ,
  • un-earthliest
  ,
  • un-earthly
  .
  • trial
  • exploratory
  ,
  • more balloon
  ,
  • more exploratory
  ,
  • more testing
  ,
  • most balloon
  ,
  • most exploratory
  ,
  • most testing
  .
  • undoubted
  • Refuted
  ,
  • disputed
  ,
  • unclear
  ,
  • unsure
  .
  • unfounded
  • mendacious
  ,
  • more off base
  ,
  • more off-base
  ,
  • more offbase
  ,
  • most off base
  ,
  • most off-base
  ,
  • most offbase
  ,
  • off-base
  ,
  • offbase
  ,
  • un founded
  ,
  • un-founded
  ,
  • without basis
  ,
  • without foundation
  .
  • unjustifiable
  • in excusable
  ,
  • in-excusable
  ,
  • un conscionable
  ,
  • un forgivable
  ,
  • un just
  ,
  • un juster
  ,
  • un justest
  ,
  • un justifiable
  ,
  • un pardonable
  ,
  • un-conscionable
  ,
  • un-just
  ,
  • un-juster
  ,
  • un-justest
  ,
  • un-justifiable
  ,
  • un-pardonable
  .
  • untrue, made-up
  • fictitious
  .
  • unwarranted
  • more unwarrantable
  ,
  • most unwarrantable
  ,
  • un due
  ,
  • un duest
  ,
  • un fair
  ,
  • un fairer
  ,
  • un fairest
  ,
  • un reasonable
  ,
  • un warrantable
  ,
  • un-due
  ,
  • un-duer
  ,
  • un-duest
  ,
  • un-fair
  ,
  • un-fairer
  ,
  • un-fairest
  ,
  • un-reasonable
  ,
  • un-warrantable
  ,
  • un-warranted
  ,
  • unjustifiable
  ,
  • unwarrantable
  .
  • valid
  • invalid
  ,
  • unacceptable
  ,
  • unreal
  ,
  • unsound
  ,
  • wrong
  .
  • without reason, justification
  • groundless
  .
  • without substantiation
  • baseless
  .
  • wrong, made up
  • false
  .

• v.

  • prove
  • discredit
  ,
  • disprove
  ,
  • hypothesize
  ,
  • theorize
  .

• Other relevant words:

• Other relevant words (noun):
• unestablished
.

Usage examples for Proven

Famous quotes with Proven

• PETA has a proven track record of success. Each victory PETA wins for the animals is a stepping stone upon which we build a more compassionate world for all beings - and we will never give up our fight until all animals are treated with respect and kindness.

  Bea Arthur
• Their mothers had finally caught up to them and been proven right. There were consequences after all but they were the consequences to things you didn't even know you'd done.

  Margaret Atwood
• What we've proven is that you can protect the environment, use it wisely and grow the economy and that there is no conflict between the two.

  Bruce Babbitt
• Even if it were proven that God didn't exist, Religion would still be Saintly and Divine.

  Charles Baudelaire
• I said to myself, where are we living? In the United States of America where you're innocent until proven guilty, or Nazi Germany with the Gestapo calling?

  Tommy Bond

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