Meanings of utterly groundless in English

Sufficient pain and annoyance already has been caused by the malicious and utterly groundless report.

And besides, I think her fears are utterly groundless.

Yet how often these fears prove utterly groundless!

It had taken four years for the newspaper to apologise for publishing such utterly groundless claims, he added.

This duel, so utterly groundless in its inception and bloody in its termination, was the last fought in Bladensburg.

The position is utterly groundless.

There never was a wilder, a sillier, and at the same time a more utterly groundless fancy than this.

She would have been delighted to have been able to declare that these doubts were utterly groundless, and this hesitation needless.

We may, therefore, dismiss this assertion as utterly groundless, on its own merits, without directly citing against it the Saxon authorities.

This, when adduced, proved utterly groundless, and the charge false; the whole being but the creation of an irritated and disappointed mind.

Kenelm's words, and still more his manner, convinced Travers that any apprehensions of rivalry that he had previously conceived were utterly groundless.

"There is no pr- Imean ,thisis, utterly groundless, Miss Hawkins."

"There is no pr- Imean ,thisis, utterly groundless, Miss Hawkins." But the gentleman seemed somewhat uneasy, nevertheless.