/ˈɡraʊndləs/ – adj
Definition: vô căn cứ, không có cơ sở, vô cớ.
A more thorough explanation: “Groundless” in legal terms refers to a claim, accusation, or argument that lacks a factual basis or legal justification. It means that there is no valid reason or evidence to support the assertion being made.
Example: The defendant’s argument was deemed groundless by the court, as there was no evidence to support their claim.