adjective
grounded
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adjective
1
Sensible, realistic, and emotionally stable.
"Despite her fame, she remained remarkably grounded."
2
Not allowed to fly, or forbidden from going out as punishment.
"All flights were grounded because of the storm."
"He was grounded for the whole weekend after coming home late."
How to Use Grounded
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishEither emotionally sensible and level-headed, or physically stopped from flying/going out.
Common pairings
stay grounded
grounded for a week
grounded aircraft
Word Forms
more grounded comparative, most grounded superlative
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Rhymes for grounded
funded
pounded
founded
wounded
rounded
bounded
astounded
unfounded
confounded
compounded
dumbfounded
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