Ground
nounComparison
The solid surface of the earth; also, the underlying reasons for a belief or action.
Idea
stability and justification. "Grounds" (plural) refers to evidence or reasoning.
Examples in use
The lawyer had no legal ground for appealing the judge's decision.
The building's ground was unstable after months of heavy rainfall.
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