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Baseless

usgb/ˈbeɪsləs/Volume
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Emotional WeightPlay
Baseless often implies a strong, negative emotional response, suggesting injustice or unfairness. SlideHe was hurt by the baseless rumors spreading about him.
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In legal or formal settings, calling something baseless indicates a serious lack of evidence. SlideThe judge dismissed the baseless lawsuit as it had no supporting evidence.
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Strong DenialPlay
Use baseless to strongly deny accusations or to refute arguments without proof. SlideThe spokesperson denied the baseless allegations vehemently.