baseless

Modifies a noun

• accusation: To discuss or debate such baseless accusations only lends them credibility.
• allegation: I don't know where these baseless allegations have come from.
• fabric: They are fallen like the baseless fabric of a vision.
• statement: There is no point stating rubbish like this if you can't provide decent evidence to back up your rash and completely baseless statements.
• fear: I don't doubt you do, yet real dread of misfortune often causes me to suffer baseless fears.
• rumor: Mr Beckett said, " The original design did not anticipate the volume of baseless rumor with which we now have to deal.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: There is no point stating rubbish like this if you can't provide decent evidence to back up your rash and completely baseless statements.
• absolutely: Of course such claims for which there is no historical documentation are absolutely baseless.
• entirely: Thus, the " doomsday " projections by early writers were not entirely baseless.
• apparently: For more on the meditations of Trout and reflections on customers ' apparently baseless, and irksome concerns, go here.
• quite: They seem to divide drugs into hard and soft drugs: a division that is quite baseless according to Divine law.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Tabloid rumors in the latter half of 2004 that Graham Coxon was to rejoin the band proved baseless.