Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
well-founded
adjective
/ˌwɛlˈfaʊndəd/

Definition
Based on good reason or evidence; justified.

Examples
- The scientist presented a well-founded theory that explained the phenomenon.
- Her concerns were well-founded, as the data clearly supported her claims.

Meaning
The term ‘well-founded’ describes something that has a solid basis in truth or reality, indicating that an idea, belief, or argument is supported by valid reasons or facts.

Synonyms
- Justified
- Valid
- Rational
- Reasoned