| Meaning | Usage | ||
| A. | A message for belief action or argument | E. | He was at loss to explaining what ground he had decided to take up the case |
| B. | Foundation | F. | He received a thorough grounding in the theoretical aspects before he was allowed to move on |
| C. | To provide a reason or justification for | G. | He realised he was on a shaky ground when the principal questioned him |
| D. | To instruct in Fundamental principal | H. | The book has provided the philosophical ground for most of the Nazi policies |


