Fundamentado
Example: Su argumento está bien fundamentado en hechos históricos.
Definition
"Fundamentado" describes something that is well supported or justified by solid evidence or reasoning, especially in the context of philosophy where arguments or claims are based on firmly established facts or principles.
Etymology
The word "fundamentado" comes from the Spanish verb "fundamentar," which means to base or ground something. It traces back to the Latin "fundamentum," meaning foundation. Did you know? The root relates to laying a solid foundation, just as a well-founded argument rests on strong evidence.
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"Fundamentado" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - Philosophy - (B1) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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