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unjustly

[ UK /ʌnd‍ʒˈʌstli/ ]
[ US /ənˈdʒəstɫi/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in an unjust manner
    he was unjustly singled out for punishment

How To Use unjustly In A Sentence

  • From farmers "mobbed" off their lands, to union organizers beaten, to anti-war protestors unjustly imprisoned, to "un-American activities" committees, to Civil Rights activists murdered -- America has traveled an almost-constant and continuing road of such struggles. Chris Weigant: A Politically-Polarized Sesquicentennial
  • Second, they'd imply that Chalabi had been unjustly maligned or demonized by opponents with other agendas to pursue.
  • In such a situation no individual is any longer penalized and none is unjustly enriched.
  • Trumped-up charges of conspiracy to overthrow the queen, and an unjustly conducted prosecution, brought conviction of treason and hanging at Tyburn.
  • One fella on the bus seemed particularly pleased with himself and not unjustly the crowd called him a johnny.
  • His claim to be an important and unjustly neglected painter is sheer self-deception - he's no good at all.
  • We need afederal law that any time someone is kept off the ballot and it is later determined by a Federal agency that is was done unjustly, the state has to pay several million dollars in restitution. Ballot Access News
  • I was trying to speak up on behalf of the unjustly stigmatized, but I was treated as if I were some kind of soft-headed spam lover.
  • In the unlikely event that the police do find that a vehicle has been unjustly impounded by one of their members and they return the vehicle, who will pay the towage and storage costs?
  • Whether justly or unjustly acquired, various forms of wealth can become our master, shaping and filling our lives in a godlike manner.
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