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- Dictionaryground·ed/ˈɡroundəd/
adjective
- 1. well balanced and sensible: "for someone so young, Chris is extremely grounded"
- 2. (of a pilot or an aircraft) prohibited or prevented from flying: "you don't taunt a grounded flier, especially after he's had a few beers"
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grounds. [plural] a large area of land or sea that is used for a particular purpose.
