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Grounds

Definition

(formal) A reason or set of reasons for doing something or for a particular situation; a basis or foundation for a belief, action, or decision. Often used in formal or technical contexts to denote a logical or systematic approach.

Example Sentences

1The company's decision to expand into the Asian market was based on solid economic grounds, including growing demand and favourable trade agreements.
2The judge dismissed the case, citing lack of sufficient grounds for prosecution and the absence of concrete evidence.
3The philosopher's argument rested on the grounds that human consciousness is inherently subjective and cannot be reduced to purely physical processes.
4The researchers identified several grounds for further investigation, including the need for more robust data and the potential for confounding variables.
5There are strong moral grounds for opposing the use of animal testing in scientific research, given the availability of alternative methods and the inherent cruelty involved.

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