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having no basis in fact or reality, making something unreliable or untrue
- Her fears about the safety of the neighborhood were unfounded, as crime rates had actually decreased in recent years.
- The accusations against him were unfounded and without merit, as there was no evidence to support them.
- Her concerns about the company's financial stability were unfounded, as it had a strong track record of profitability.
- The doctor reassured the patient that their worries about a serious illness were unfounded, as the symptoms were likely benign.
- His belief that he would fail the exam was unfounded, as he had studied diligently and was well-prepared.