| Persons with reduced mobility will no longer be groundlessly refused to book a flight or board a plane. |
| Viewers will have heard the Prime Minister groundlessly attacking the Welsh NHS week after week, playing his part in the Tory strategy of doing our nation down. |
| Of her father's being groundlessly suspected, she felt sure. |
| Murray was groundlessly suspected of having fallen out with Mauresmo. |
| The suspect's advocate Dr Ra'ed Al Awlaqi argued before the court that his client was groundlessly dragged to the court. |
| It was once thought to be by Defoe, but is now known not to be by him or Swift, to whom the work was sometimes groundlessly attributed. |
