Meanings of entirely unwarranted in English

Tears fell down her flushed cheeks and into a pool of entirely unwarranted relief.

They make the entirely unwarranted assumption that God himself is immune to the regress.

It's a credence that is entirely unwarranted.

There is a certain prejudice against these little creatures, which is, in very many cases, entirely unwarranted.

Alexia snapped her own small parasol shut, glaring at it with an entirely unwarranted sense of inadequacy.

They are at each others throats, but share an entirely unwarranted certitude in the correctness of their respective positions.

I mean, she was pulling its ears and shit, so it wasn't entirely unwarranted biting her, but family's family.'

Bek found his cousin's enthusiasm entirely unwarranted and would have told him so if he could have spared the strength.

There was, in fact, a bizarrely jocular atmosphere to the advance that made his momentary loss of self-possession seem entirely unwarranted.

Psychologists are regularly berated for spending their workdays reaching blindingly obvious conclusions about the world -an accusation that isn't entirely unwarranted.

Here lay six of the earth-boxes to which he and Van Helsing attached such superstitious and, as it eventuated, entirely unwarranted importance.

He was full of words that poured from his lips and he assumed a knowledge of Hugh and his character entirely unwarranted by the circumstances.