well-grounded
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well-ground·ed
(wĕl′groun′dĭd)adj.
1. Adequately versed in a subject.
2. Having a sound basis; well-founded.
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well-grounded
adj (well grounded when postpositive)
1. (Education) well instructed in the basic elements of a subject
2. another term for well-founded
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well′-ground′ed
adj.
1. based on good reasons; well-founded: well-grounded suspicions.
2. well or thoroughly instructed in the basic principles of a subject: well-grounded in mathematics.
[1325–75]
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Adj. | 1. | well-grounded - logically valid; "a sound argument" valid - well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force; "a valid inference"; "a valid argument"; "a valid contract" |
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well-grounded
adjective1. Possessing, proceeding from, or exhibiting good judgment and prudence:
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