Begründetes

Begründetes is a German adjective that translates to "well-founded," "justified," "substantiated," or "reasoned" in English. It is derived from the verb "begründen," which means to found, establish, or justify.

The term "begründetes" is used in various contexts to describe something that is supported by evidence, logic, or a clear rationale. For example, a "begründetes Urteil" is a judgment that is supported by legal reasoning and evidence. Similarly, a "begründete Vermutung" is a suspicion that is based on some degree of evidence or logical inference. In academic or professional settings, a "begründete Antwort" is one that is not merely stated but also explained and supported with reasons.

The concept of "begründetes" is central to many aspects of German culture and legal system, emphasizing the importance of providing clear justifications and evidence for decisions, statements, or actions. It implies a process of careful consideration and logical deduction before arriving at a conclusion or making a statement. The opposite of "begründetes" would be something arbitrary, unfounded, or lacking a clear explanation.