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Meanings of entirely unfounded in English
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Usage of entirely unfounded in English
1
The result proved that the fears of the workpeople had been entirely unfounded.
2
Her fears had been entirely unfounded, and she didn't know what to say.
3
All these reports appear to have been equally and entirely unfounded.
4
I have a suspicion that that report was not entirely unfounded.
5
It is true, these criticisms were not always entirely unfounded.
6
Such insinuations were, as they would be to-day, entirely unfounded.
7
The common notion that rice has a tendency to make people blind, is entirely unfounded.
8
Such an assumption would be entirely unfounded, in respect of both the RPII and Dr Waight.
9
But these assurances of the priests proved, unfortunately for the poor Guards, to be entirely unfounded.
10
These accusations are completely false and entirely unfounded.
11
Our fears, we learned, were not entirely unfounded.
12
The argument is, however, based on an entirely unfounded assumption and therefore draws conclusions that are specious.
13
I don't own such an article as a Bible, my child; so your suspicions are entirely unfounded.
14
Turns out the trepidation was entirely unfounded.
15
It's very beautiful, and usually entirely unfounded.
16
Some have wildly suggested that there is even a human sacrifice element to the ritual-anentirely unfounded assertion.
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