unfounded
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definition
adjective
her persistent fear that she had cancer was unfounded
having no foundation or basis in fact.
translation of 'unfounded'
adjective
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example
Yet the government's worry about loosening the restrictions was not 'unfounded' .
But their fears proved 'unfounded' because half the building is effectively below street level.
It comes from an 'unfounded' suspicion that we will use new science and technology to destroy the planet, and ourselves.
Instead, they want all complaints subjected to a vetting process to weed out those that are malicious or 'unfounded' .
To our utter disbelief, the story turned out to be totally 'unfounded' , without a grain of truth.
In the new democratic system that is now operating, both views are 'unfounded' .
Furthermore, I deeply deplore the 'unfounded' allegations and personal insults put forth in the letter.
Wilson's fear that this opens the door to Nationalism seems 'unfounded' because the future is already here and it works.
It's really important to get beyond those completely 'unfounded' generalizations.
It was all very negative and most of it was 'unfounded' and/or hyperbole which I was able to refute fairly easily and did so.
I hope the passage of time proves these fears 'unfounded' and that the province moves into an era of greater peace and prosperity.
The company has yet to remark whether the report was founded or 'unfounded' .
So the great war hero is going to bring up 'unfounded' accusations against George Bush.
Once I got home from work though, I quickly discovered that it was an 'unfounded' suspicion.
It's my own duty to expose Caz for the flimsy lies and 'unfounded' insults she slaps up here on a weekly basis.
He said fears reduced spending would harm improvements to roads and footpaths were 'unfounded' .
The report said that warnings about foundation trusts had so far been 'unfounded' .
From there on rational thought was lost in a fug of 'unfounded' speculation.
Solicitors representing the University claim that the grounds of the boycott are 'unfounded' .
Mr Grant's letter was far from accurate, in fact the statements he made would appear to be 'unfounded' .
It will hurt those who have imposed on the British taxpayer needlessly, fraudulently, frivolously, maliciously and 'unfoundedly' .
This proposition has only to be stated clearly for its 'unfoundedness' to be clear.
But nonetheless, he would wind up pointing out to them the 'unfoundedness' of some of their most fundamental assumptions.
Yet Virginia Beach policy, which O'Reilly 'unfoundedly' blames for the death of the two girls, is in complete accordance with the Virginia state code.
The most effective and educated way to encourage acceptance of one way of life is hardly to 'unfoundedly' denounce others.
Not only that, you also bug me because of your lack of tact in unconstructively attempting to rubbish a purchase someone has made - the camera does exactly what he wants and needs it to do - why 'unfoundedly' slate it at all?
Your article, 'unfoundedly' , paints a very gloomy picture of what is, in fact, a great opportunity for Canadian investment.
Here too, the actual situation, which may be reviewed by everybody, proves without any waste of words the 'unfoundedness' of this allegation.
This lack of 'unfoundedness' , especially for the audience, is what makes the film so disturbing.
Let me now draw the attention of the Commission to specific provisions of the draft resolution to show once more their 'unfoundedness' and mendacity.
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