largely unfounded

Frequency: 6.815.3 per million words

Indicates that something is mostly, but not entirely, without basis.

unfoundedADVERB + unfounded

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largely

Examples (10)

  • His accusations against the company were largely unfounded.
  • The rumors circulating about her departure proved to be largely unfounded.
  • Concerns about the project's viability were, thankfully, largely unfounded.
  • While there was a grain of truth, the public's fears were largely unfounded.
  • The criticisms of the new policy appear largely unfounded upon closer inspection.
  • Reports of a major crisis turned out to be largely unfounded.
  • She argued that the allegations against the defendant were largely unfounded.
  • Despite initial worries, their anxieties about the exam were largely unfounded.
  • The panic over the new virus was largely unfounded, according to health officials.
  • His claims of corruption, though initially sensational, were later found to be largely unfounded.