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well-founded
[ wel-foun-did ]
adjective
- having a foundation in fact; based on good reasons, information, etc.:
well-founded suspicions.
well-founded
adjective
- having good grounds
well-founded rumours
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of well-founded1
Example Sentences
He added that Yaxley-Lennon's claims he was being denied contact with friends and family were "manifestly not well-founded".
"It’s extremely important from a health communications perspective to treat well-founded fears from a place of respect and empathy."
Despite some occasionally well-founded grumbling about ineffective or poorly designed projects, Congress has generally understood these fundamentals well.
The justices will have to decide whether to abide by long-standing, well-founded precedents — or give the president vast new powers that would threaten a host of government officials granted a measure of independence by law.
As it turns out, the apprehension was well-founded: This season was the worst “RHONY†has ever been.
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