unjustly
1 of 1adverb/ʌnˈdʒʌstli/
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in an unfair or immoral manner
- The innocent person was unjustly accused and sentenced to prison.
- The decision to terminate the employee seemed unjustly harsh given the circumstances.
- The law was criticized for targeting a specific group and acting unjustly toward them.
- The judge determined that the contract had been unjustly breached by one party.
- The policy unfairly and unjustly discriminated against individuals based on their race.
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