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Meanings of unfairly in anglès

portuguès
injustamente

In an unfair manner.

injustamente

In a manner that is unfair.

Usage of unfairly in anglès
1
Oil and gas industry representatives fear new restrictions will unfairly burden them.
Reuters
2
European agriculture will, therefore, continue to compete unfairly with unsubsidised producers overseas.
The Irish Times
3
Critics say that the 47-member state forum unfairly singles out Israeli violations.
Reuters
4
Russian complaints that it is unfairly scapegoated, however, may occasionally be justified.
Reuters
5
Anyone would have thought a decision had just unfairly gone against him.
Kalooki Nights
6
This is probably an unfairly stark way to look at baseball's return.
NY Magazine
7
Jacoby said the big question will be if the plan unfairly discriminates.
Reuters
8
Afghans say the border robbed Afghanistan of land and unfairly divides Pashtuns.
Reuters
9
He was treated very unfairly, as were many others in this case.
The Guardian
10
Many Serbs feel they were unfairly blamed by Western politicians and media.
Reuters
11
They believe the two sentences paint Japan in an unfairly negative light.
The South African
12
This neighbourhood was unfairly identified as ground zero for the foreclosure crisis.
The Guardian
13
In any case, for many conservatives, the whole system is unfairly skewed.
Reuters
14
That could happen again if Sunnis feel unfairly excluded from this election.
Reuters
15
One who resented criticism, or had been unfairly used in the past.
For my Country’s Freedom
16
China has been accused of pricing its imports at unfairly low prices.
BBC
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portuguès
injustamente
Unfairly through the time
Unfairly across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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