adv. [UN-1 11.] Without any ground or basis.
1550. Bale, Apol., 84 b. That putteth he in here, vngroundedly, doubtfully, hypocritically, and vtterly agaynst hymselfe.
1593. Nashe, Strange Newes, B j. They that are vngroundedly offended at any thing in ‘Pierce Pennilesse.’
1624. Bedell, Lett., iii. 59. Many things there be in Poperie … to my conceit weakely and vngroundedly affirmed.
1692. Ray, Disc., III. ix. 343. The event shews how ungroundedly and erroneously. [Also in recent use.]
