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"totally unfounded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has no basis in truth or evidence. You can use it in various situations, such as when discussing rumors, accusations, or opinions that are not supported by facts. Example: The media's claim that the celebrity couple is getting a divorce is totally unfounded. They were seen happily vacationing together just last week.
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Such accusations were totally unfounded.
These claims are totally unfounded".
The reports were totally unfounded.
"The allegations are totally unfounded.
Some complaints, he said, are "totally unfounded".
"Some of them are totally unfounded.
That apprehension is not totally unfounded.
His fears were not totally unfounded.
Mr Danczuk said the "malicious allegations" were "totally unfounded".
"It's clear that those allegations are totally unfounded," he said.
Throughput: This was initially my largest concern and it turned out to be totally unfounded.
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