Synonyms of groundless

groundless

adjective

ˈgrau̇n(d)-ləs 

as in unreasonable

having no basis in reason or fact

please stop making groundless accusations against innocent people

fears of a strike proved groundless

Synonyms & Similar Words

• unreasonable
• unfounded
• baseless
• unsubstantiated
• unwarranted
• irrational
• unsupported
• false
• invalid
• unreasoned
• unnecessary
• absurd
• illogical
• misleading
• foundationless
• meaningless
• fallacious
• weak
• specious
• untenable
• inconsistent
• unsound
• nonvalid
• wrong
• implausible
• unconscionable
• misled
• unconvincing
• flimsy
• gratuitous
• stupid
• uncalled-for
• nonsensical
• foolish
• nonlogical
• asinine
• fatuous
• preposterous
• silly
• unwise
• insane
• brainless
• lunatic
• ill-advised
• harebrained
• simpleminded
• mad
• nutty
• senseless
• wacky
• whacky
• crazy
• crackpot
• half-witted

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• reasonable
• valid
• justified
• good
• hard
• reasoned
• just
• well-founded
• confirmed
• rational
• substantiated
• certified
• logical
• well-grounded
• true
• real
• actual
• informed
• sensible
• wise
• validated
• genuine
• certain
• sane
• sober
• sure
• verified
• corroborated
• plausible
• clear
• credible
• sound
• solid
• compelling
• persuasive
• commonsense
• convincing
• satisfying
• cogent

Examples Sentences

Recent Examples of groundless

Trump has persisted in pushing the groundless rumors since the debate, posting a string of memes about it on Truth Social. —Erin Doherty, Axios, 17 Sep. 2024

Yoon in May and July rejected consecutive bills calling for special prosecutors to investigate the marine’s death, describing the allegations as groundless and politically motivated. —Kim Tong-Hyung, Los Angeles Times, 2 Sep. 2024

The relationship is clearly hostile and at the front of mind, which is why Trump seems determined to will Biden back into the race with groundless claims of a convention coup. —Philip Elliott, TIME, 13 Aug. 2024

Not when a good old fashioned groundless conspiracy is being waved in front of them. —Pat Beall, Orlando Sentinel, 21 July 2024