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What does the word groundless mean?

"Groundless" means lacking any basis or foundation in fact or reason. It implies that something is:

* Baseless: Without any supporting evidence or justification.

* Unfounded: Not supported by any real or logical reasons.

* Frivolous: Trivial, insignificant, and without merit.

* Without merit: Lacking any valid claim or argument.

Examples:

* "The accusations against her were completely groundless. There was no proof to support them."

* "His fears about the future were groundless and only served to make him anxious."

* "The lawsuit was dismissed because it was based on a groundless claim."

Essentially, something that is groundless is without any real substance or validity.

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