unfound

Examples

• All

• Many rumors spread online are unfound and should not be trusted.

• His claims remain unfound and unverified.

• She realized her fears were unfound after learning the facts.

• The evidence for her theory is still unfound.

• The accusations were completely unfound and quickly dismissed by the committee.

• She realized her fears were unfound after learning the facts.

• Many rumors spread online are unfound and should not be trusted.

Synonyms

U

unfounded

vsunfound

46 5.6

No facts or proof support it

is the same idea but phrased differently

U

unsubstantiated

vsunfound

38 7.5

Not supported by facts or proof

focuses on absence of basis or justification rather than just proof

U

unproven

vsunfound

28 4.9

Not shown to be true or to work

relates to lacking a factual basis rather than only absence of proof

U

unsupported

vsunfound

9 5.0

Not backed by facts or proof

emphasizes lacking a basis or overall justification

U

uncorroborated

vsunfound

6 8.1

Not proved by other facts or evidence

focuses on lacking basic evidence or justification rather than extra support

U

ungrounded

vsunfound

1 6.3

Not based on facts or evidence

highlights missing factual basis rather than formal proof

U

unproved

vsunfound

1 6.3

No good evidence shows it is true

concerns absence of supporting facts or justification rather than proof status

U

unevidenced

vsunfound

1 8.4

A claim with no facts or proof to show it is true

stresses lack of factual basis rather than mere absence of proof

U

unshored

vsunfound

9.9

Not supported by facts or evidence

refers more generally to absence of evidence or justification

U

unattested

vsunfound

• Formal

8.9

No official source or written record confirms it

covers lack of factual basis beyond missing official confirmation

U

undemonstrated

vsunfound

7.2

Not proven to be true by tests or studies

means lacking basis or justification rather than only failing proof

U

unsubstantiatable

vsunfound

9.9

Not able to be proved with evidence

describes lack of basis but not necessarily inability to ever obtain proof

Antonyms

W

well-founded

10 4.2

Having good evidence or clear reasons for something people think is true

J

justified

4 4.1

Having a good reason for an action or feeling

How Supported

well-founded

10 4.2

unfound

7.2

dubious

90 6.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology