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Hellohello Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Ground

1"Do I Have Grounds for Legal Action?"
2"...If the issue we can think of, we have plenty of grounds for ...."

"grounds" in the first and second sentence has the same meaning?

what does"ground"mean?

  

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to have grounds for doing/something = to have a valid reason for doing/something

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  • to have grounds for doing/something = to have a valid reason for doing/something
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to have grounds for doing/something = to have a valid reason for doing/something
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It's quite a descriptive word, actually. ground = something to stand on, a firm basis.
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