Pronunciation: /wɪðaʊt faʊnˈdeɪʃən/
noun Foundation is a noun that refers to the basis or support upon which something is built or established.
A1 She made accusations without foundation.
A2 The rumors about him were without foundation.
B1 The lawsuit was dismissed as it was without foundation.
B2 The journalist's article was criticized for being without foundation.
C1 The scientific study was conducted to prove the theory without foundation.
C2 The politician's speech was filled with claims without foundation.
adverb Without is an adverb that indicates the absence or lack of something.
A1 She accused him of stealing without foundation.
A2 The rumors about her being fired were without foundation.
B1 The company's decision to cut costs was without foundation.
B2 The lawsuit was dismissed because the claims were without foundation.
C1 The scientific study was conducted to prove the theory without foundation.
C2 The politician's argument was without foundation and easily debunked.
formal The accusation made against him was without foundation and lacked any evidence.
informal She claimed that the rumors about her were without foundation and completely untrue.
slang That gossip is totally without foundation, don't believe a word of it.
figurative His argument was without foundation, like a house built on sand.
was without foundation
without foundations
more without foundation
most without foundation
is without foundation
will be without foundation
has been without foundation
is being without foundation
without foundation
without foundation
to be without foundation
being without foundation
without foundation