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Meanings of very unfair in English

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Usage of very unfair in English
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This compounds any significant losses in recent years and is very unfair.
The Irish Times
2
To christen a child Gabriel today might be very unfair to it.
The Irish Times
3
It has been very unfair for Candice, Harris said on Sports Sunday.
News.com.au
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Michael McDowell added: It is very unfair to round on Noel Conroy.
The Irish Times
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I felt somewhat attacked and felt this situation was very unfair.
Feminist dot com
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However, we feel like this type of review is very unfair.
Independent.ie
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Deborah blushed; it was a very unfair remark, but it hit home anyway.
Double Dexter
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Sir, -Leo Varadkar is about to make a very unfair society unfairer.
The Irish Times
9
But papa has been very unfair in what he has said.
The Way We Live Now
10
But the European Union has been very , very unfair to the United States.
The Guardian
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But it would be very unfair to judge Sir Walter by his verse.
England's Antiphon
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And Jurgen found such talking uncomfortable and tedious and very unfair to him.
Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
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A government is often a very unfair representative of a nation.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 03
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It's a very unfair arrangement, and it would be horribly selfish to agree.
The Heart of Una Sackville
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But would there be anything very unfair or unreasonable in that?
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
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And it is very unfair of you,' concluded she, with almost a sob.
The Heir of Redclyffe
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