No. 999 in French
basée
Based.
In a sentence
La décision est basée sur des faits solides.
The decision is based on solid facts.
Here, 'basée' is the past participle of 'baser,' used as a predicate adjective agreeing in gender and number with 'La décision', describing it as something grounded or founded upon solid facts.
Une théorie basée sur des hypothèses peut évoluer.
A theory based on hypotheses can evolve.
In this sentence, 'basée' serves as an attribute to modify 'Une théorie,' demonstrating a state of being founded upon given hypotheses.
Cette histoire est basée sur des événements réels.
This story is based on real events.
The word 'basée' here acts as a modifier to 'Cette histoire,' implying that the story derives its basis or inspiration from actual events.
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