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Meanings of unjustly in English

Portuguese
injustamente

In an unjust manner.

injustamente

In a manner that is unfair.

Usage of unjustly in English
1
Yet Israel is unjustly accused of not wanting peace with the Palestinians.
The Guardian
2
Nadir argued he had been unjustly treated by the Serious Fraud Office.
Reuters
3
Those who have suffered unjustly here will be recompensed in the future.
What Peace Means
4
Don't hesitate to report officers who you feel have treated you unjustly.
Ebony
5
The HDP denies the charges and Demirtas said he was unjustly jailed.
Reuters
6
Heavier and heavier grew the burden of unscientific and unjustly distributed taxation.
Bolshevism: The Enemy of Political and Industrial Democracy
7
Many have been unjustly neglected in favour of the more famous titles.
BBC
8
Now sometimes a man loses his personal honor by being unjustly insulted.
Summa Theologica, Part II-II (Secunda Secundae) / Translated by ...
9
After having heard you I agree that the Countess was unjustly imprisoned.
The Sword Maker
10
Each of us is a fool for unjustly blaming the innocent place.
The Works of Horace
11
How did the Jews act unjustly in the trial of Our Lord?
Baltimore Catechism, No. 4 / An Explanation of the Baltimore Cat...
12
The President asked what could be his motive for accusing her unjustly.
A Book of Remarkable Criminals
13
The Chevalier was unjustly exiled for a crime he knew nothing about.
The Grey Cloak
14
In November 1868 Te Kooti was unjustly imprisoned on the Chatham Islands.
Radio NZ
15
Nothing could be more remote from the truth, or more unjustly cruel.
Adventures Among Books
16
Accusations of sloth and lukewarmness might not unjustly be preferred against her.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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Translations for unjustly
Portuguese
injustamente
Unjustly through the time
Unjustly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common