Unconsolidated (adjective)

1. Not consolidated; not united or cohering.
2. Not having been consolidated into a solid mass.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from un-1 + consolidated, on the pattern of words such as unorganized.

Examples:

1. The unconsolidated soil was easily washed away in the heavy rain.
2. The company is in an unconsolidated state, which makes it difficult to predict its future.
3. The government's position on the issue remains unconsolidated, with different officials taking different stances.
4. His ideas on the matter are still in an unconsolidated form and need more work before they can be presented.
5. The unconsolidated rock layers are easily eroded by water and wind.