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Meanings of unjust in English
Not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception.
Related terms
Violating principles of justice.
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Usage of unjust in English
1
The DA will not stand by and let this unjust situation continue.
2
As a result of unjust laws they had had to leave France.
3
The apparently arbitrary nature of the decision renders it unjust and unacceptable.
4
The parasol covered the faces of the just and the unjust impartially.
5
He did it half in love, half in terror of being unjust.
6
The giver and the accepter are principally answerable in an unjust donation.
7
We are unjust in our treatment and in our opinion of persons.
8
The Italian government took them from him in the most unjust manner.
9
She loves to find in men the turbulent, the angry, the unjust.
10
The unjust get the better of the just and tread on them.
11
This is unjust enough in England, but in Australia it is ridiculous.
12
But all this is reversed in the case of the unjust man.
13
A distribution to the people is impracticable and unjust in other respects.
14
In his perplexity and sorrow, the poor colonel was irritable and unjust.
15
People in these countries should not have to pay these unjust debts.
16
You have grown up among the unjust who are now in power.
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Unjust through the time
Unjust across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common