manifestly unfounded

Frequency: 4.60.9 per million words

Used to describe a claim or belief that clearly and obviously has no basis in fact.

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Examples (20)

  • The committee dismissed the allegations as manifestly unfounded.
  • The claim is manifestly unfounded.
  • His claims were so absurd, they were manifestly unfounded.
  • The court ruled that the accusations were manifestly unfounded.
  • The judge ruled the plaintiff's case to be manifestly unfounded.
  • His arguments proved to be manifestly unfounded.
  • Critics described the conspiracy theory as manifestly unfounded and dangerous.
  • She dismissed the allegations as manifestly unfounded.
  • Despite widespread belief, the rumors proved to be manifestly unfounded.
  • Despite his insistence, the evidence was manifestly unfounded.
  • The report concluded that the accusations were manifestly unfounded after a thorough investigation.
  • The public found the rumors to be manifestly unfounded.
  • She argued that the fears of economic collapse were manifestly unfounded.
  • Their fears, though strong, were ultimately manifestly unfounded.
  • Such a prejudiced opinion is manifestly unfounded and unacceptable.
  • The investigation concluded that the suspicions were manifestly unfounded.
  • The notion that hard work always guarantees success can be manifestly unfounded in some cases.
  • Any suggestion of wrongdoing is manifestly unfounded.
  • Any suggestion that the company acted illegally is manifestly unfounded.
  • The report stated that the criticism was manifestly unfounded.