Hard
Hard adjective - Based on sound reasoning or information.
Usage example: do you have any hard evidence that this was once the site of a Native American village?
Unwarranted is an antonym for hard.
Unwarranted
Unwarranted adjective - Having no basis in reason or fact.
Usage example: don't leap to unwarranted conclusions
Hard is an antonym for unwarranted.
Nearby Word: unwarrantable
Both words in one sentence
- While revenge against Twilight is unwarranted, as she didn't really do anything, its hard not to see how she could be frustrated by her bad fortune even before putting the amulet of insanity on.
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He has taken an interest on Izumo and has provided helpful advice on acting while shielding him from unwarranted criticisms from the die-hard conservatives of the kabuki world.
Source: Manga / Kunisaki Izumo No Jijou -
Never My Fault: Yes, Ihrie's pretty hard on Fam, but it's far from unwarranted given the number of times Fam's carelessness and her inability to remember incantations has nearly gotten them killed.
Source: Manga / Ruin Explorers
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