The quality or state of lacking any basis, foundation, or justification; the condition of being without grounds or valid reasons.
From 'groundless' plus the noun-forming suffix -ness, creating an abstract noun describing the quality of lacking proper foundations.
Philosophers love this word when discussing anxiety—'existential groundlessness' describes that disturbing feeling that nothing has ultimate meaning or foundation, a key theme in existentialism.
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