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Adjective: ungrounded  ún'grawn-did
  1. Without justification; without basis in truth
    "widespread ungrounded belief that certain foods can aggravate cancer"
     
  2. Not connected to electrical earth; lacking an electrical ground connection
    "ungrounded appliances can pose a safety risk";
    - unearthed [Brit]
Verb: unground  ún'grawnd
  1. Remove or extract from the ground
    "They had to unground the buried cables"
     
  2. [informal] Lift a restriction or punishment
    "They ungrounded their daughter after a week"