well grounded
/ˌwɛlˈɡraʊndɪd/
adjective
- Based on good reasons or evidence; justified.
- Her fear of flying was well-grounded after she read about the mechanical issues.
- His optimism about the project was well-grounded, given the team's strong track record.
- The scientist's theory is well-grounded in years of experimental data.
- Having a solid foundation in a subject; thoroughly trained or educated.
- She is well-grounded in mathematics and can solve complex problems easily.
- The new employee is well-grounded in customer service from her previous job.
- A well-grounded education in history helps people understand current events.
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