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unfounded

2 antonyms for unfounded — opposites grouped by meaning.

Adj — Not based on facts or solid evidence.

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How to use unfounded

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unfounded rumour unfounded fear unfounded claim

Etymology

From un- + founded, as in "founded on" solid evidence.

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What does “unfounded” mean?
The word “unfounded” means not based on facts or solid evidence. In plain terms, having no real basis in fact — a claim or fear with nothing solid behind it.
How do you use “unfounded” in a sentence?
Here is “unfounded” used in a sentence: “The rumours about the merger turned out to be completely unfounded.”
What part of speech is “unfounded”?
“Unfounded” is an adjective.
Is “unfounded” a common word?
“Unfounded” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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