unfounded
adjective11 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Emphasizes that something is entirely without basis.
Indicates that something is mostly, but not entirely, without basis.
A formal or legal term meaning obviously or clearly without basis.
be unfounded8.0
Used to state that something has no basis in fact.
Used when something is shown or demonstrated to be without factual basis.
Used to describe something that appears to have no basis in fact.