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grounding

[groun-ding] / ˈgraʊn dɪŋ /






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His projections about artificial intelligence as an economic solution are overly optimistic and lack grounding in current reality.

From Los Angeles Times

The grounding comes amid an ongoing investigation into a plane crash last June involving an Air India aircraft of the same model which killed 260 people.

From BBC

For something warm and grounding that my body can reliably handle, I have a go-to breakfast: rice and eggs.

From Salon

From Friday evening through early Monday, Winter Storm Fern is expected to move eastward from Texas through the Northeast, snarling traffic, grounding planes, and delaying deliveries.

From Barron's

However, this led to problems early in the aircraft's existence, including a major battery fire on a plane owned by Japan Airlines in 2013, which led to a temporary grounding of the 787 fleet.

From BBC