foundation

Describes a very strong and reliable basis.

Describes a strong and stable basis for something.

Describes a very strong and reliable basis for something.

Refers to a foundation that operates for charitable purposes.

Refers to a foundation that is privately funded, not by the government.

Describes a basis that is not strong or well-supported.

Describes a weak and unreliable basis for something.

The set of beliefs and ideas that form the basis of a political or economic system.

To cause a very severe shock to an institution or a belief.

To cause a very severe shock to an institution or a belief.

Used to indicate the purpose or recipient of a foundation (e.g., a foundation for the arts).

Used to describe a claim or rumor that is not based on fact; baseless.

To build the structures below the ground for a building, or to create the basic principles for something.

To damage or threaten the basic principles or structure of something.

To weaken or damage the basis of something, often gradually.

To start or create a charitable foundation.

To officially start or create a charitable foundation.

Used to say that a claim, rumor, or idea is not based on facts.

A general course at a college or university that introduces students to a subject and prepares them for more advanced study.

A special stone laid at a ceremony to celebrate the beginning of construction of a building.

The part of a building's wall that is below the ground.