Antonyms for well-foundedwell-found·ed

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1. tenable, well-foundedadjective

   based on sound reasoning or evidence

   "well-founded suspicions"

   Antonyms:
   unreasonable

   Synonyms:
   tenable

How to use well-founded in a sentence?

1. Robert Kaestner:

   We can’t make policy based on an accounting exercise that is not as well founded as we’d like.

2. Zed Seselja:

   Our commitment to Pacific Island is longstanding and comprehensive, any suggestion we do it in response to other countries is not well founded if you look at decades of consistent wide-ranging support.

3. Marco Tulio:

   There is no relation between these things. Yes, the minister has come with this argument, and he has well-founded arguments for the case he is making. But this has no relation with the other topics of negotiation here, yesterday we had a long meeting and he at no point established this link. These things are not linked. This negotiation is happening in parallel.

4. Ajit Pai:

   If The FAA genuinely had a concern back in 2018, 2019 or 2020, I wish they had raised them then, if indeed they were well founded.

5. Fernandez Diaz:

   Mr Rato came to the ministry to talk to me about a well-founded concern affecting his personal security, he told me of his particular concern about the serious threats and insults that both he and people in his close circle were receiving, (about) situations in which he was being assaulted and verbally rebuked as well as reiterated threats received through other channels, particularly social networks.

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