make groundless accusations

make groundless accusations

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ú NF ē ngzhu ō y ǐ ng, which means that there is no basis for speaking and doing things. It comes from the old man's random description of jie'an and the stepmother's framed accusation.

The origin of Idioms

Source: Ming Dynasty Li Xu's "the old man's random writing of jie'an, the stepmother's framing of female argument" said: "I have never obtained someone, so I use a few lines of poetry to seek the wind and shadow, and charge my minister with death."

Idiom usage

Usage: as a predicate; the same as "catch a shadow".

Idiom explanation

There is no basis for saying and doing things.