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Common collocations with ground in American Collocation

ground noun

US /ɡraʊnd/

good

good
reasonable
strong
sufficient
valid

There were reasonable grounds to believe that he was involved with the deception.

The company will approve a request for early retirement on grounds of ill-health.

of a particular type

compassionate
economic
financial
legal
medical
moral
political

She was released early on medical grounds.

be
give someone
have
provide

They know that they do not have any valid grounds for complaint.