unjustly Antonyms
Strongest:
- objective
- equal
- reasonable
- rational
- just
- equitable
- balanced
- impartial
- fair
- balanced
- objective
- fair
- just
- evenhanded
- equitable
- dispassionate
- reasonable
- dispassionate
- rational
- impartial
- disinterested
- disinterested
- equal
- evenhanded
Strong:
- unbiased
- unprejudiced
- moral
- nonpartisan
- ethical
- honorable
- moral
- ethical
- nonpartisan
- understanding
- unbiased
- understanding
- honorable
- unprejudiced
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- commanding
- autocratic
- domineering
- whimsical
- unscrupulous
- authoritarian
- imperative
- presumptuous
- tyrannous
- masterful
- prejudiced
- overbearing
- autocratical
- unethical
- dictatorial
- inconsistent
- despotic
- peremptory
- high-handed
- demanding
- capricious
- imperious
- arrogant
- changeable
- tyrannical
- tyrannic
- unconscionable
- dominant
- mercurial
- totalitarian
- unprincipled
- lordly
- haughty
- willful
Meaning of unjustly
Wordnet
unjustly (r)
in an unjust manner
unjustly Sentence Examples
- The judge unjustly sentenced the defendant to life in prison based on insufficient evidence.
- The accused was unjustly fired from their job due to rumors and gossip.
- The child was unjustly punished for a crime they did not commit.
- The political dissident was unjustly imprisoned for speaking out against the government.
- The minority group was unjustly discriminated against in housing and employment opportunities.
- The undervalued employee was unjustly passed over for a promotion in favor of a less qualified candidate.
- The innocent man was unjustly convicted of murder and spent years behind bars.
- The whistleblower was unjustly retaliated against for exposing corruption and wrongdoing.
- The victim was unjustly denied justice due to systemic bias and prejudice.
- The unjustly treated group organized a peaceful protest to demand fair and equal treatment.
FAQs About the word unjustly
in an unjust manner
arbitrary, unreasonable,unfair, unequal, biased,inequitable, partisan, unrealistic, wilful, commanding
objective, equal, reasonable, rational, just,equitable, balanced, impartial, fair, balanced
The judge unjustly sentenced the defendant to life in prison based on insufficient evidence.
The accused was unjustly fired from their job due to rumors and gossip.
The child was unjustly punished for a crime they did not commit.
The political dissident was unjustly imprisoned for speaking out against the government.
