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/ʌnˈdʒʌst/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair.
The unjust treatment of the workers sparked protests throughout the city.
Characterized by the absence of justice; marked by inequity or unfairness.
The unjust laws of the past continue to affect many lives today.
An act that is not deserved or warranted.
He felt it was unjust that he was blamed for the team's failure when he had tried his best.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'injuste', based on Latin 'injustus'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
unjust law
A law that violates fundamental principles of fairness and justice.
unjust treatment
Treatment that is not fair or equitable.
unjust system
A system that perpetuates inequality or discrimination.
Related Words
justice
The principle of fair treatment and moral rightness.
inequity
Lack of fairness or justice.
bias
Prejudice in favor or against a thing, person, or group.
Slang Meanings
A term used to describe unfair situations.
That deal was totally unjust, man!
Injustice happening in everyday context.
Don't just stand there; this is an unjust scene!