Definition of unjust in English:

unjust

adjective ʌnˈdʒʌstˌənˈdʒəst

Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair.
非正义的，不公正的，不合理的
resistance to unjust laws
对不公正法律的反抗。
Example sentencesExamples
- What I do object to is having to fork out my tax money to subsidise such idiotic and unjust policies.
- There is also an unfair and unjust attendance allowance that isn't paid if you're late for work or sick.
- As a result of this grossly unjust and unfair agreement my state has lost thousands of crores.
- I thought about the complexity and integrity of the girls I knew and it struck me as unjust.
- That is not to deny the importance of the concept of unjust enrichment in the law of this country.
- Society is frankly an unjust place and things go wrong but we have to get on with our lives and deal with them.
- These new arrivals will make York's already overheated housing market completely unjust.
- I know that it is unjust to treat people differently based on their race rather than on their need.
- Even liberals have argued for decades that it can be morally acceptable to break an unjust law.
- We support this bill as amending one wrong and unjust law on a spectrum of wrong and unjust laws.
- It is unfair and unjust that so much muddled thinking has informed the debate right from the beginning.
- What, then, is the function of mistake in the field of restitution on the ground of unjust enrichment?
- Of course our answer was that he was an unjust ruler responsible for the death of thousands of people.
- We will be seen as giving our support, in a very public way, to this unjust war.
- It is the right to exercise their discretion if a law appears unjust in itself or in its application.
- He has concluded that it would not be wrong, unjust or oppressive to do so.
- We shouldn't break the law, except if you think that the law is unjust and wrong.
- This agreement of 1215 was the chief defence against unjust and arbitrary rule in England.
- A city can be sued for the unjust way it applies a law; it cannot be sued simply for passing it.
- Even the ones who have received them feel that the whole thing is unfair and unjust.
Synonyms
biased, prejudiced, unfair, inequitable, discriminatory, partisan, preferential, weighted, partial, one-sided, influenced, slanted, bigoted
wrongful, wrong, unfair, undue, undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, uncalled for, unreasonable, gratuitous, unjustifiable, indefensible, groundless, inappropriate

Derivatives

unjustness

noun ʌnˈdʒʌstnəsˌənˈdʒəs(t)nəs

But what about all those painful memories and the unjustness of his earlier years?
Example sentencesExamples
- It is all being inspired by a political leader who dramatises his belief in the unjustness of his prosecution by staying in a prison cell, ecumenically reading holy books and praying with pastors.
- In this vile composition lie accusations of unjustness, vitriol, manipulation, and home wrecking.
- Disagree with the unjustness of the issue, then stand behind your resolutions with firm vigour and be prepared to bear the consequences without so much as raising a thought of hate towards the person you contradict.
- The public and principle breaking of the law by otherwise law-abiding persons is meant to call attention to the unjustness of that law.

Definition of unjust in US English:

unjust

adjectiveˌənˈjəstˌənˈdʒəst

Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair.
非正义的，不公正的，不合理的
resistance to unjust laws
对不公正法律的反抗。
Example sentencesExamples
- What, then, is the function of mistake in the field of restitution on the ground of unjust enrichment?
- We will be seen as giving our support, in a very public way, to this unjust war.
- He has concluded that it would not be wrong, unjust or oppressive to do so.
- Of course our answer was that he was an unjust ruler responsible for the death of thousands of people.
- It is unfair and unjust that so much muddled thinking has informed the debate right from the beginning.
- It is the right to exercise their discretion if a law appears unjust in itself or in its application.
- A city can be sued for the unjust way it applies a law; it cannot be sued simply for passing it.
- Even liberals have argued for decades that it can be morally acceptable to break an unjust law.
- This agreement of 1215 was the chief defence against unjust and arbitrary rule in England.
- Even the ones who have received them feel that the whole thing is unfair and unjust.
- Society is frankly an unjust place and things go wrong but we have to get on with our lives and deal with them.
- There is also an unfair and unjust attendance allowance that isn't paid if you're late for work or sick.
- We shouldn't break the law, except if you think that the law is unjust and wrong.
- What I do object to is having to fork out my tax money to subsidise such idiotic and unjust policies.
- We support this bill as amending one wrong and unjust law on a spectrum of wrong and unjust laws.
- I know that it is unjust to treat people differently based on their race rather than on their need.
- These new arrivals will make York's already overheated housing market completely unjust.
- I thought about the complexity and integrity of the girls I knew and it struck me as unjust.
- As a result of this grossly unjust and unfair agreement my state has lost thousands of crores.
- That is not to deny the importance of the concept of unjust enrichment in the law of this country.
Synonyms
biased, prejudiced, unfair, inequitable, discriminatory, partisan, preferential, weighted, partial, one-sided, influenced, slanted, bigoted
wrongful, wrong, unfair, undue, undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, uncalled for, unreasonable, gratuitous, unjustifiable, indefensible, groundless, inappropriate

单词	unjust
释义	Definition of unjust in English: unjust adjective ʌnˈdʒʌstˌənˈdʒəst Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair. 非正义的，不公正的，不合理的 resistance to unjust laws 对不公正法律的反抗。 Example sentencesExamples What I do object to is having to fork out my tax money to subsidise such idiotic and unjust policies. There is also an unfair and unjust attendance allowance that isn't paid if you're late for work or sick. As a result of this grossly unjust and unfair agreement my state has lost thousands of crores. I thought about the complexity and integrity of the girls I knew and it struck me as unjust. That is not to deny the importance of the concept of unjust enrichment in the law of this country. Society is frankly an unjust place and things go wrong but we have to get on with our lives and deal with them. These new arrivals will make York's already overheated housing market completely unjust. I know that it is unjust to treat people differently based on their race rather than on their need. Even liberals have argued for decades that it can be morally acceptable to break an unjust law. We support this bill as amending one wrong and unjust law on a spectrum of wrong and unjust laws. It is unfair and unjust that so much muddled thinking has informed the debate right from the beginning. What, then, is the function of mistake in the field of restitution on the ground of unjust enrichment? Of course our answer was that he was an unjust ruler responsible for the death of thousands of people. We will be seen as giving our support, in a very public way, to this unjust war. It is the right to exercise their discretion if a law appears unjust in itself or in its application. He has concluded that it would not be wrong, unjust or oppressive to do so. We shouldn't break the law, except if you think that the law is unjust and wrong. This agreement of 1215 was the chief defence against unjust and arbitrary rule in England. A city can be sued for the unjust way it applies a law; it cannot be sued simply for passing it. Even the ones who have received them feel that the whole thing is unfair and unjust. Synonyms biased, prejudiced, unfair, inequitable, discriminatory, partisan, preferential, weighted, partial, one-sided, influenced, slanted, bigoted wrongful, wrong, unfair, undue, undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, uncalled for, unreasonable, gratuitous, unjustifiable, indefensible, groundless, inappropriate Derivatives unjustness noun ʌnˈdʒʌstnəsˌənˈdʒəs(t)nəs But what about all those painful memories and the unjustness of his earlier years? Example sentencesExamples It is all being inspired by a political leader who dramatises his belief in the unjustness of his prosecution by staying in a prison cell, ecumenically reading holy books and praying with pastors. In this vile composition lie accusations of unjustness, vitriol, manipulation, and home wrecking. Disagree with the unjustness of the issue, then stand behind your resolutions with firm vigour and be prepared to bear the consequences without so much as raising a thought of hate towards the person you contradict. The public and principle breaking of the law by otherwise law-abiding persons is meant to call attention to the unjustness of that law. Definition of unjust in US English: unjust adjectiveˌənˈjəstˌənˈdʒəst Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair. 非正义的，不公正的，不合理的 resistance to unjust laws 对不公正法律的反抗。 Example sentencesExamples What, then, is the function of mistake in the field of restitution on the ground of unjust enrichment? We will be seen as giving our support, in a very public way, to this unjust war. He has concluded that it would not be wrong, unjust or oppressive to do so. Of course our answer was that he was an unjust ruler responsible for the death of thousands of people. It is unfair and unjust that so much muddled thinking has informed the debate right from the beginning. It is the right to exercise their discretion if a law appears unjust in itself or in its application. A city can be sued for the unjust way it applies a law; it cannot be sued simply for passing it. Even liberals have argued for decades that it can be morally acceptable to break an unjust law. This agreement of 1215 was the chief defence against unjust and arbitrary rule in England. Even the ones who have received them feel that the whole thing is unfair and unjust. Society is frankly an unjust place and things go wrong but we have to get on with our lives and deal with them. There is also an unfair and unjust attendance allowance that isn't paid if you're late for work or sick. We shouldn't break the law, except if you think that the law is unjust and wrong. What I do object to is having to fork out my tax money to subsidise such idiotic and unjust policies. We support this bill as amending one wrong and unjust law on a spectrum of wrong and unjust laws. I know that it is unjust to treat people differently based on their race rather than on their need. These new arrivals will make York's already overheated housing market completely unjust. I thought about the complexity and integrity of the girls I knew and it struck me as unjust. As a result of this grossly unjust and unfair agreement my state has lost thousands of crores. That is not to deny the importance of the concept of unjust enrichment in the law of this country. Synonyms biased, prejudiced, unfair, inequitable, discriminatory, partisan, preferential, weighted, partial, one-sided, influenced, slanted, bigoted wrongful, wrong, unfair, undue, undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, uncalled for, unreasonable, gratuitous, unjustifiable, indefensible, groundless, inappropriate
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