What does well-founded mean?
Well-founded means Based on reasoning, evidence and good judgement..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Based on reasoning, evidence and good judgement..
After the crisis had passed, certain well-founded proposals were revived, and resulted in important additions to the railway network of the country.
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Use well-founded when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Well-founded means Based on reasoning, evidence and good judgement..
Common synonyms include well-grounded, on solid ground, sensible, reasonable.
Possible antonyms include ill-founded, ill-grounded, groundless, baseless.
After the crisis had passed, certain well-founded proposals were revived, and resulted in important additions to the railway network of the country.
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