Definition of unjust
unjustly
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Examples of unjust in a Sentence
The convict received an unjust sentence.
Recent Examples of unjust from the Web
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Civil asset forfeiture is unjust and unconstitutional.
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So there’s room for disagreement about whether the situation is actually unjust.
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Anyone damaged by an ISP's unjust or unreasonable behavior can also sue the ISP in court because the FCC decided to apply Title II's Section 207 to broadband.
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Wage gaps reinforce an unjust system that prizes white men’s labor over that of white women and people of color.
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Policing's deeply-rooted and unjust power structure has left countless innocent people dead.
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Among the debts that can be sold are unpaid water bills, a feature of the system that advocates for the poor say is especially unjust.
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According to the lawsuit, Dye -- the son of the former Auburn football coach -- is suing Sexton for breach of contract, unjust enrichment, fraud, breach of fiduciary duties, violation of trade secrets and tortious interference.
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I was saddened to learn about the death of Otto Warmbier today following his unjust imprisonment and torture in North Korea.
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First Known Use of unjust
14th century
UNJUST Defined for English Language Learners
unjust
playDefinition of unjust for English Language Learners
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: not fair or deserved : not just
UNJUST Defined for Kids
Law Dictionary
unjust
Legal Definition of unjust
: characterized by injustice : deficient in justice and fairness an unjust sentence
unjustly
adverbunjustness
nounLearn More about unjust
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