unfounded positions
[ʌnˈfaʊndɪd pəˈzɪʃənz]
noun phrasepl: unfounded positions
posições infundadas
1. Standpoints, stances, or arguments that lack factual basis, evidence, or logical reasoning; claims or beliefs not supported by substantive proof
The politician's unfounded positions on climate change were quickly debunked by scientists.
As posições infundadas do político sobre mudanças climáticas foram rapidamente desmentidas por cientistas.
2. Opinions or viewpoints expressed without proper research, verification, or credible sources
Her unfounded positions regarding the vaccine's safety contradicted all medical evidence.
Suas posições infundadas sobre a segurança da vacina contradiziam todas as evidências médicas.
In both American and Brazilian contexts, this phrase is commonly used in academic, political, and media discussions to critique arguments lacking empirical support. In Brazil, it's frequently encountered in university debates and political discourse. In the USA, it's often used in fact-checking journalism and scientific communication.
NYC Slang
bogus takes; BS positions
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