well-grounded Sentence Examples
- Her arguments were well-grounded in empirical evidence.
- The student's research was well-grounded in both theory and practice.
- The well-grounded beliefs she held guided her decision-making.
- The teacher's well-grounded understanding of the subject matter enhanced her instruction.
- The well-grounded principles of the organization ensured its long-term stability.
- With well-grounded knowledge, the doctor provided an accurate diagnosis.
- The well-grounded faith she had brought her through life's challenges.
- The well-grounded assumptions underlying the model proved to be valid.
- The well-grounded team members approached the project with confidence.
- The well-grounded investment strategy yielded consistent returns over time.
well-grounded Meaning
Wordnet
well-grounded (s)
logically valid
Synonyms & Antonyms of well-grounded
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- specious
- incoherent
- sophistic
- illogical
- unsound
- illegitimate
- irrational
- illegitimate
- inconsequential
- sophistical
- specious
- sophistical
- casuistical
- unreasonable
- irrational
- invalid
- unsound
- misleading
- illogical
- unreasonable
- fallacious
- weak
- casuistical
- sophistic
- inconsequential
- weak
- invalid
- incoherent
- misleading
- fallacious
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- eristical
- casuistic
- cockeyed
- fatuous
- mad
- witless
- unscientific
- insane
- eristic
- loony
- daffy
- preposterous
- unarticulated
- eristic
- stupid
- nutty
- absurd
- casuistic
- thoughtless
- nonsensical
- crazy
- unarticulated
- inconsequent
- nutty
- loony
- absurd
- fatuous
- crazy
- stupid
- witless
- mad
- nonsensical
- eristical
- unscientific
- inconsequent
- insane
- thoughtless
- cockeyed
- daffy
- preposterous
FAQs About the word well-grounded
logically valid
sensible, analytical, coherent, rational, good,logical, reasonable, valid, empiric, well-founded
specious, incoherent, sophistic, illogical, unsound, illegitimate, irrational, illegitimate, inconsequential, sophistical
Her arguments were well-grounded in empirical evidence.
The student's research was well-grounded in both theory and practice.
The well-grounded beliefs she held guided her decision-making.
The teacher's well-grounded understanding of the subject matter enhanced her instruction.
