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confounded
adjective
1 confused.
2 colloq used to indicate annoyance: damned That boy's a confounded nuisance!
confoundedly adverb
1 colloq hatefully; shamefully.
2 cursedly.
adjective
1 confused.
2 colloq used to indicate annoyance: damned That boy's a confounded nuisance!
confoundedly adverb
1 colloq hatefully; shamefully.
2 cursedly.
ill-founded
adjective said of an argument, theory, suspicion, etc: without sound basis or reason.
adjective said of an argument, theory, suspicion, etc: without sound basis or reason.
unfounded
adjective said of allegations, ideas, rumours, etc: not based on fact; without foundation; groundless.
[17c]
unfoundedly adverb .
unfoundedness noun .
adjective said of allegations, ideas, rumours, etc: not based on fact; without foundation; groundless.
[17c]
unfoundedly adverb .
unfoundedness noun .
well founded
adjective
1 built on secure foundations.
2 said of suspicions, etc: justified; based on good grounds a well-founded belief .
adjective
1 built on secure foundations.
2 said of suspicions, etc: justified; based on good grounds a well-founded belief .
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