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Meanings of undeservedly in English

In an unmerited manner.

Usage of undeservedly in English
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They have been undeservedly overshadowed by the composer's instrumental and solo songs.
Edward MacDowell: A Great American Tone Poet, His Life and Music
2
This love or blessedness is, in the Bible, called Glory and not undeservedly.
Ethics — Part 5
3
For the last hundred years it has quite undeservedly gone out of vogue.
On The Art of Reading
4
The point, of course, is that it has done so undeservedly.
The Intriguers
5
We were all dead, and we have undeservedly been granted a second life.
Atlantis
6
Make up your mind to be occasionally misunderstood, and undeservedly condemned.
Parochial and Plain Sermons, Vol. VII (of 8)
7
I am a man, I would have you to know, who suffers undeservedly.'
Lay Morals, and Other Papers
8
Poor girl, she had endured much, and undeservedly so, he believed.
The lady elizabeth
9
Even if he's getting undeservedly fat for contributing little to society.
The Slab
10
However undeservedly. He watched Tchicaya carefully, serious for a moment.
Schild’s Ladder
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The boy is taking an unfair advantage of the rest and getting promotion undeservedly.
The Loom of Youth
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He was the object, not undeservedly, of the execration and suspicion of his countrymen.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Luke
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Langbaine is lavish in his praise, and not altogether undeservedly.
The Lives of the Poets of Great Britain and Ireland (1753) Volum...
14
The increase of honour undeservedly obtained hath thrown some headlong into their deserved destruction.
The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy
15
And farther thus: He who is hurt by another hurts himself, and that undeservedly.
Complete Works of Plutarch — Volume 3: Essays and Miscellanies
16
And as he went downstairs now, he considered himself most undeservedly injured and unrecognised.
Crime and Punishment
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