i think i was unnecessary,unfounded worry is me这是什么意思我想知道的求解
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我想我是多余的，没有理由担心的是我。
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扫描下载二维码Unfounded - definition of unfounded by The Free Dictionary /unfounded
unfounded Also found in: , , , .
un·found·ed
(ŭn-foun′dĭd)adj. Not based on fa groundless: an unfounded allegation of wrongdoing. See Synonyms at .un·found′ed·ly adv.un·found′ed·ness n.unfounded (?n'fa?nd?d) adj1. (of ideas, allegations, etc) groundless2. not yet founded or established un'foundedly adv un'foundedness nun•found•ed
(ʌnˈfaʊn dɪd)
not base groundless.
not founded.
un•found′ed•ly, adv.
un•found′ed•ness, n.
Switch to Adj.1.unfounded - without a bas "baseless gossip"; "the allegations proved groundless"; "idle fears"; "unfounded suspicions"; "unwarranted jealousy", , , ,
- not sustained or maintaine "unsupported accusations"unfoundedadjective , , , , , , , , , , ,
The allegations were totally unfounded. , , , , , , unfoundedadjectiveHaving no basis or foundation in fact:, , , , .
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adjective not based on facts or reality. The rumours are completely unfounded. ongegrond
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