Asoslanmagan

Asoslanmagan is an Uzbek adjective meaning not based on or unfounded. It describes statements, claims, or information that lack evidence, justification, or a solid foundation. The word is formed from the noun asos (basis) with the passive suffix -lan and the negation -magan, yielding a sense of “not based.” In practice, it is used to qualify nouns such as daʼvo, fikr, maʼlumot, dalil, and tezis: for example, “asoslanmagan daʼvo” (an unfounded claim), “asoslanmagan maʼlumotlar” (unfounded information), “asoslanmagan fikr” (an unfounded opinion).

In usage, asoslanmagan appears across journalism, science, law, and public discourse to distinguish claims that have no evident support from those that are properly founded. It is often used interchangeably with asossiz, though there is a nuance: asossiz broadly means lacking basis, while asoslanmagan emphasizes the absence of a foundation in a given context.

See also terms related to basis and evidence include asos, asossiz, dalil, fikr, and tezis. While both asoslanmagan and asossiz describe lack of support, the former typically signals a proportional relationship to a specific basis or claim, and the latter more generally denotes lack of justification.

Overall, asoslanmagan serves as a concise descriptor for assertions or data that require scrutiny or dismissal due to insufficient grounding.