Meanings of wholly unjustified in English

A withdrawal of labour by the associations' members would be illegal, ill-advised and wholly unjustified.

The spokesman said senior officials found Loeb's comments on nepotism to be " wholly unjustified".

Crowley called the Lebanese army firing " wholly unjustified and unwarranted."

We are convinced the charges of other than purely disinterested motives against Miss Addams are wholly unjustified.

For this, Ireland was accused of being a tax haven, a claim the Government rejected as wholly unjustified.

Nor were my fears wholly unjustified.

Their bitterness was not wholly unjustified.

It was always wholly unjustified.

His wife's attitude in these new circumstances of the return of her aunt's protégée struck him as wholly unjustified and unreasonable.

We cannot take the wholly unjustified risk of the destruction of the army-theonly way in which this war can now be lost.

In my youth people sometimes called me a poet, and though they employed the term vaguely and at random, yet it was not wholly unjustified.

Darrow instantly perceived what dread suspicion again possessed her, and the sense that it was not wholly unjustified caused him a passing pang of shame.

The budget announcement that the stake would not be cut until October 2019, 17 months after the initial decision, was wholly unjustified.

Her assertion, as reported, that the National Museum is "hopeless on the subject of women" lacks any real basis in fact and is wholly unjustified.

"The generally low estimation in which this land is held is probably wholly unjustified," replied the Chief.