well-founded Antonyms
Strongest:
- unsound
- unsound
- unreasonable
- unreasonable
- fallacious
- inconsequential
- weak
- illegitimate
- illogical
- illegitimate
- incoherent
- irrational
- misleading
- fallacious
- irrational
- invalid
- specious
- misleading
- inconsequential
- weak
- incoherent
- invalid
- illogical
- specious
Strong:
- unarticulated
- crazy
- crazy
- harebrained
- stupid
- eristic
- inconsequent
- simpleminded
- mad
- preposterous
- unscientific
- simpleminded
- casuistic
- preposterous
- absurd
- casuistical
- thoughtless
- stupid
- nonsensical
- inconsequent
- insane
- sophistical
- casuistic
- insane
- sophistic
- eristic
- absurd
- harebrained
- sophistic
- casuistical
- fatuous
- thoughtless
- nonsensical
- sophistical
- mad
- fatuous
- unscientific
- unarticulated
Weak:
Meaning of well-founded
well-founded (s)
based on sound reasoning or evidence
well-founded Sentence Examples
- The hypothesis was rejected as it lacked well-founded evidence.
- The well-founded theories of quantum mechanics have revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
- The accusations against the company were not well-founded and were later dismissed.
- The well-founded principles of democracy serve as the foundation of our society.
- The well-founded belief in a higher power provides solace to many.
- The well-founded research findings have made significant contributions to the field of medicine.
- The well-founded tradition of jury trials ensures fairness and impartiality in legal proceedings.
- The well-founded notion of freedom of speech protects the expression of diverse perspectives.
- The well-founded principles of economics guide the allocation of resources in a society.
- The well-founded evidence of climate change necessitates urgent action to mitigate its effects.
FAQs About the word well-founded
based on sound reasoning or evidence
valid, good, sensible, coherent,logical, reasonable, rational, consequent, sound, well-grounded
unsound, unsound, unreasonable, unreasonable, fallacious, inconsequential, weak, illegitimate, illogical, illegitimate
The hypothesis was rejected as it lacked well-founded evidence.
The well-founded theories of quantum mechanics have revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
The accusations against the company were not well-founded and were later dismissed.
The well-founded principles of democracy serve as the foundation of our society.
