grounds
Estate's outdoor area
Grounds are the basis or foundation for something—reasons that justify a belief, action, or legal claim: grounds for divorce, on what grounds? , reasonable grounds for suspicion.
Grounds also means an area of land surrounding or belonging to a building: the hospital grounds, palace grounds.
Coffee grounds are the sediment left after brewing.
To be grounded is to be prohibited from flying or, for teenagers, from leaving the house as punishment.
Property and grounds
- landEarth's solid surface
- acreageAmount of land owned
- gardensCultivated planting areas
- lawnTended yard grass
yard · park · campus · manor · courtyard · terrace · premises · compound
Edible pod seeds
- brewSteeped or fermented drink
- espressoConcentrated pressurized brew
- dripLiquid falling slowly
- filterPorous separation device
percolator · French press · roast · aroma · caffeine · sediment · dregs · residue
Underlying support or principle
- reasonBasis or justification
- rationaleStated basis for action
- argumentReasoned case or dispute
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
cause · warrant · foundation · explanation · defense · vindication · substantiation · validation
estate
Property and grounds
lawn · yard · park · campus · manor · courtyard · terrace · premises · compound · parkland
beans
Edible pod seeds
filter · percolator · French press · roast · aroma · caffeine · sediment · dregs · residue · barista
basis
Underlying support or principle
evidence · cause · warrant · foundation · explanation · defense · vindication · substantiation · validation · pretext
earth
Soil or electrical grounding
clay · humus · compost · mulch · peat · fertility · cultivation · garden · planting · landscaping
divorce
Legal end of matrimony
termination · annulment · lawsuit · complaint · eviction · asylum · prosecution · acquittal · verdict · testimony
- explanationswhy, how come, explication, what happened, definition
- propertyproperty, land, ownership, house, home
- punishespunishes, penalizes, disciplines, chastises, castigates
- English estatesmanor, manor house, country house, great house, English manor
- estate managementtrust, will, executor, heir, beneficiary
- plantationcotton field, sugar cane, tobacco barn, slave quarters, overseer
groundsconclusion
End or deduction
effect · consequence · result · outcome · hindrance
groundsfigure
Outline or numeral
foreground · focal point · subject · object · focus
- ground beefChopped cattle flesh
- ground floorLowest building level
- high groundElevated terrain offering advantage
- solid groundStable surface beneath
- common groundPoints of agreement
- off the groundElevated from surface
ground, background, underground, playground, grounded, groundwork, grounding, groundless, campground