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    Injustamente (en. Unfairly)

    /in.xus.ta.ˈmen.te/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adverb
    In a manner that does not conform to justice.
    He was unjustly convicted of a crime he did not commit.
    Fue condenado injustamente por un crimen que no cometió.
    Without reason or just foundation.
    The worker was unjustly dismissed.
    El trabajador fue despedido injustamente.
    In a way that is harmful to someone without justification.
    He was unjustly denied access to education.
    Injustamente se le negó el acceso a la educación.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'injustus', which means 'unjust' + the suffix '-mente', which transforms adjectives into adverbs.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    unjustly injured
    injured without justification.
    injustamente herido
    to be treated unjustly
    to receive treatment that does not align with justice.
    ser tratado injustamente
    to condemn unjustly
    to sentence someone without a fair legal basis.
    condenar injustamente

    Related Words

    injustice
    Lack of justice.
    injusticia
    unjust
    That is not just.
    injusto
    inequality
    Lack of equality.
    desigualdad

    Slang Meanings

    It's like a low blow.
    I was hit with a low blow, it was unjustly.
    Me hicieron un golpe bajo, fue injustamente.
    You're in a dead end.
    I'm in a dead end, everything is unjustly complicated.
    Yo estoy en un callejón sin salida, todo es injustamente complicado.