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обоснованный, основанный на фактах, хорошо подготовленный
прилагательное ↓
- обоснованный; подкреплённый фактами, вескими аргументами
well-founded fears — обоснованные опасения
well-founded statement — аргументированное заявление
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well-found — хорошо оборудованный, хорошо снаряженный
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well-founded
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Definition of well-founded
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as in logical
according to the rules of logic
even a well-founded argument can lead to an erroneous conclusion if one of the premises is incorrect
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as in reasonable
based on sound reasoning or information
a well-founded complaint about the business’s treatment of its customers
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What is another word for well founded?
251 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɛl fˈa͡ʊndɪd], [ wˈɛl fˈaʊndɪd], [ w_ˈɛ_l f_ˈaʊ_n_d_ɪ_d]
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adj.
• good (adjective)
- genuine,
- justified,
- sound,
- loyal,
- true,
- well-founded,
- dependable,
- orthodox,
- proper,
- strict,
- legitimate,
- bona fide,
- reliable,
- honest,
- valid,
- regular,
- conforming,
- trustworthy.
• just (adjective)
- good,
- cogent,
- veracious,
- undistorted,
- veridical,
- faithful,
- well-grounded,
- exact,
- normal,
- right,
- correct.
• legitimate (adjective)
- appropriate,
- canonical,
- logical,
- received,
- lawful,
- admissible,
- innocent,
- official,
- sanctioned,
- authorized,
- reasonable,
- licit,
- sensible,
- statutory,
- probable,
- sure,
- customary,
- accredited,
- justifiable,
- just,
- warranted,
- on the up and up,
- real,
- accepted,
- natural,
- recognized,
- typical,
- consistent,
- certain,
- on the level,
- usual,
- fair,
- acknowledged,
- rightful.
• secure (adjective)
- absolute,
- self-confident,
- easy,
- able,
- cinch,
- firm,
- locked on,
- resolute,
- sanguine,
- determined,
- at ease,
- self-assured,
- steady,
- unanxious,
- strong,
- carefree,
- sure thing,
- shoo-in,
- confident,
- steadfast,
- nailed down,
- conclusive,
- on ice,
- in the bag,
- stable,
- Undoubtful,
- tried and true,
- reassured,
- hopeful,
- assured,
- balanced,
- established,
- settled.
• sound (adjective)
- convincing,
- faultless,
- flawless,
- deep,
- got it together,
- satisfying,
- consequent,
- advisable,
- prudent,
- satisfactory,
- rational,
- accurate,
- profound,
- well-advised,
- wise,
- precise,
- commonsensical,
- right-thinking,
- judicious,
- levelheaded,
- telling,
- all there,
- intellectual,
- right-minded,
- responsible,
- sober,
- thoughtful,
- impeccable.
• stable (adjective)
- unfluctuating,
- solid as a rock,
- stalwart,
- deep-rooted,
- secure,
- enduring,
- permanent,
- unvarying,
- invariable,
- uniform,
- abiding,
- perdurable,
- tough,
- stabile,
- staunch,
- fast,
- unwavering,
- stationary,
- sturdy,
- substantial,
- brick-wall,
- safe,
- unalterable,
- unchangeable,
- together,
- lasting,
- immutable,
- durable,
- staying put,
- set,
- even,
- equable,
- set in stone,
- Nailed,
- poised,
- well-built,
- calm,
- Anchored,
- stout.
• strong (adjective)
- compelling,
- overpowering,
- robust,
- hale,
- formidable,
- redoubtable,
- energetic,
- athletic,
- forcible,
- reinforced,
- vigorous,
- heavy-duty,
- hard as nails,
- potent,
- heavy,
- muscular,
- big,
- mighty,
- well-made,
- marked,
- clear-cut,
- clear,
- urgent,
- fixed,
- stiff,
- weighty,
- capable,
- hearty,
- hard,
- sinewy,
- tenacious,
- influential,
- rugged,
- great,
- trenchant,
- well-established,
- able-bodied,
- stimulating,
- active,
- hardy,
- unyielding,
- powerful,
- stark,
- sharp,
- effective,
- strapping,
- in fine feather,
- persuasive,
- forceful.
• unquestionable (adjective)
- superior,
- manifest,
- self-evident,
- incontrovertible,
- authentic,
- unequivocal,
- indubitable,
- undoubted,
- undeniable,
- cold,
- patent,
- down pat,
- perfect,
- no ifs ands or buts,
- positive,
- veritable,
- undisputable,
- unmistakable,
- unimpeachable,
- irrefutable,
- indisputable,
- pat,
- for certain,
- obvious,
- sure-enough,
- incontestable,
- downright.
• well-founded (adjective)
- substantiated,
- based on hard facts,
- based on hard data,
- solid,
- rock-solid,
- factual,
- proven.
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n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- reify,
- lifelike,
- pukka,
- verily,
- verifiable.
How to use «Well founded» in context?
When you hear the phrase «well-founded,» what comes to your mind? If you’re like most people, you answer with a mental image of a sturdy, stable foundation that can withstand any amount of turbulence.
In legal terms, well-founded means that a legal argument has a good chance of succeeding. A legal argument is well-founded when it has a solid foundation in law and fact. The foundation must be strong enough to support the argument, and there must be enough evidence to support it.
When it comes to legal arguments, a strong foundation is important for two reasons.
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обоснованный
вполне обоснованные
обоснованность
вполне обоснованно
вполне обоснованное
вполне обоснованы
веские основания
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Enrich your knowledge and give well-founded management advice with self-confidence.
Пополните свои знания и дать обоснованный рекомендаций по управлению с уверенностью в себе.
Otherwise to you can be refused support even in well-founded guarantee cases.
В противном случае вам может быть отказано в поддержке даже в обоснованных гарантийных случаях.
But sometimes there are thoughts or even a well-founded suspicion that it changes with the lover.
Но порой возникают мысли или даже вполне обоснованные подозрения в том, что она изменяет с любовником.
There are well-founded doubts that the central government will be able to control all the major oil fields of the country.
Имеются вполне обоснованные сомнения, что центральные власти смогут контролировать все крупные месторождения страны.
Time will tell if my warnings were well-founded.
Со временем станет ясно, были ли эти предупреждения обоснованными.
Of these, nine were judged well-founded.
The first requirement she must satisfy is that her cause be well-founded.
Первое требование, которому он должен соответствовать, состоит в том, что цели его действия должны быть обоснованными.
The industry is well-founded and will provide invaluable solutions to the current issues plaguing global financial systems, such as hyper-inflation.
Эта отрасль является обоснованной и будет предоставлять бесценные решения текущих проблем, связанных с глобальными финансовыми системами, такими как гиперинфляция.
If this is a possibility, consider whether your hesitation is well-founded or based on fear.
Если это возможно, подумайте, является ли ваше колебание обоснованным или основанным на страхе.
The problem of creating a sound, equitable and comprehensively well-founded system for the financing of peace-keeping operations remained one of constant concern.
Постоянного внимания требует и проблема создания надежной, справедливой и всесторонне обоснованной системы финансирования операций по поддержанию мира.
Adequate coverage geographically and over time is essential for a well-founded opinion on the freedom and fairness of an election.
Надлежащий охват с географической и временной точек зрения имеет существенное значение для формирования обоснованного мнения о свободе и справедливости тех или иных выборов.
His return would not be ordered if that allegation was thought to be well-founded.
Его возвращение не допустимо в том случае, если такие заявления окажутся обоснованными.
As indicated, the regulation specifies a procedure for cases of well-founded suspicion.
Положение устанавливает порядок действий в случае обоснованных подозрений.
The environmental benefits and implications of sustainability are well-founded, far reaching and give real estate investors enough reason to consider their value.
Экологические выгоды и последствия устойчивости являются обоснованными, имеют большие перспективы и дают инвесторам достаточно оснований для понимания их ценности.
This means that it will be easier in future to make well-founded statements on the social situation of disabled women.
Это означает, что в будущем выступать с обоснованными заявлениями о положении женщин-инвалидов в обществе будет проще.
Finally, if a complaint which does fall within the Ministry’s competence seems to be well-founded, the case is investigated more fully.
Наконец, если жалоба представляется обоснованной и относится к компетенции министерства, проводится более полное расследование дела.
Do not be surprised that French women are confident; the confidence is usually well-founded.
Не удивляйтесь, что бельгийские женщины уверены; уверенность обычно обоснована.
However, there are well-founded assumptions that Bulgaria may decide to become a transit country instead of a gas hub and make money on transit.
Однако имеются вполне обоснованные предположения, что Болгария может предпочесть стать транзитной страной вместо газового хаба и зарабатывать на транзите.
He spoke about the reasons for persecuting Christians: Very often these were politically well-founded reasons.
Он рассказал о причинах гонений на христиан: «Очень часто это были политически вполне обоснованные причины.
In addition to academic knowledge specific to India, you will acquire well-founded essential knowledge from Regional and Cultural Studies.
В дополнение к академической конкретных знаний в Индию, вы будете приобретать вполне обоснованные необходимые знания региональных и культурных исследований.
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well-founded обоснованный, основанный на фактах well-founded обоснованный well-founded основанный на фактах well-founded с прочным фундаментом
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well-founded [ˏwelˊfaυndɪd]
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обосно́ванный; осно́ванный на фа́ктах ( о подозрениях)
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well-founded
1. a обоснованный; подкреплённый фактами, вескими аргументами
2. a с прочным фундаментом
Синонимический ряд:
probable (adj.) cogent; good; just; justified; likely; plausible; probable; true; well-grounded
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основанный на фактах
обоснованный
подкреплённый фактами
подкреплённый вескими аргументами
His fear turned out to be well founded.
с прочным фундаментом
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основанный на фактах
обоснованный
подкреплённый фактами
подкреплённый вескими аргументами
His fear turned out to be well founded.
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1. обоснованный; подкреплённый фактами, вескими аргументами
2. с прочным фундаментом
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well(-)founded
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[ˌwel’faʊndɪd]
4) юр.Н.П. основательный
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[`wel`faʊndɪd]
обоснованный; подкрепленный фактами, аргументами
хорошо подготовленный; сведущий
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обоснованный, основанный на фактах, хорошо подготовленный
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well-founded — adj a belief or feeling etc that is well founded is based on facts or good judgment ▪ My suspicions proved to be well founded … Dictionary of contemporary English
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well-founded — well found|ed [ ,wel faundəd ] adjective based on facts or good reasons: well founded fears/suspicions: Her suspicions of foul play turned out to have been well founded … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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well-founded — [wel′foun′did] adj. based on facts, good evidence, or sound judgment [a well founded suspicion] … English World dictionary
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well founded — index well grounded Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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well-founded — index actual, authentic, axiomatic, believable, cogent, convincing, de facto, legitimate (rightful) … Law dictionary
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well founded — ▶ adjective JUSTIFIABLE, justified, warranted, legitimate, defensible, valid, admissible, allowable, understandable, excusable, acceptable, reasonable, sensible, sound. Opposites groundless. * * * ˌwell ˈfounded [well founded] (also less frequent … Useful english dictionary
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well-founded — also well founded ADJ GRADED If you say that a report, opinion, or feeling is well founded, you mean that it is based on facts and can therefore be justified. If the reports are well founded, the incident could seriously aggravate relations… … English dictionary
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well-founded — /ˈwɛl faʊndəd/ (say wel fownduhd) adjective rightly or justly founded, as on good grounds: well founded suspicions. Also, (especially in predicative use), well founded /wɛl ˈfaʊndəd/ (say wel fownduhd) …
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well-founded — UK [ˌwel ˈfaʊndɪd] / US [ˌwel ˈfaʊndəd] adjective based on facts or good reasons well founded fears/suspicions: Her suspicions of foul play turned out to have been well founded … English dictionary
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well-founded — /wel fown did/, adj. having a foundation in fact; based on good reasons, information, etc.: well founded suspicions. [1325 75; ME] * * * … Universalium
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well-founded — adj. Well founded is used with these nouns: ↑fear … Collocations dictionary