Also means
groundless
Usage Note
Infondato describes an accusation, claim, or fear that has no factual basis — accusa infondata (unfounded accusation), timore infondato (groundless fear). It is a formal adjective; in everyday speech Italians may say senza fondamento or simply falso. The prefix in- is the standard negative privative.
Examples
"Le accuse contro di lui erano infondate."
Natural Translation
The accusations against him were unfounded.
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