unwarrantably (Meaning)

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unwarrantably (r)

in an unwarrantable manner or to an unwarranted degree

The company's decision to downsize was seen as unwarrantably harsh by its employees.
The criticism directed at the politician was unwarrantably personal and vitriolic.
The new tax law imposed an unwarrantably heavy burden on small businesses.
The judge's ruling was deemed unwarrantably biased in favor of the prosecution.
The student's punishment for cheating was unwarrantably severe, considering it was their first offense.
The accusations of misconduct against the CEO were made unwarrantably without any evidence to support them.
The media's coverage of the scandal was unwarrantably salacious and sensationalized.
The traffic stop was seen as unwarrantably intrusive and a violation of civil liberties.
The doctor's prescription for antibiotics was unwarrantably written, as the patient did not have a bacterial infection.
The company's request for a loan extension was unwarrantably denied, despite their strong financial record.

in an unwarrantable manner or to an unwarranted degree

outrageous, unjustifiable, unforgivable, unpardonable, indefensible, inexcusable, vicious,unacceptable, insupportable, evil

pardonable, defensible, excusable, justifiable, excusable, acceptable, legal, defensible, tolerable, tolerable

The company's decision to downsize was seen as unwarrantably harsh by its employees.

The criticism directed at the politician was unwarrantably personal and vitriolic.

The new tax law imposed an unwarrantably heavy burden on small businesses.

The judge's ruling was deemed unwarrantably biased in favor of the prosecution.