unfairness

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est injuste, partial ou inéquitable ; peut aussi désigner une action qui enfreint les règles ou les normes de l'honnêteté.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being unjust, biased, or not equitable; it can also describe an act that violates rules or standards of fairness.

indénombrable

1. Lack of fairness or equityB2formal

   The quality of being biased or not treating people equally.

   injustice

   • The unfairness of the decision angered many employees.
   • She spoke out against the unfairness in the hiring process.
   • The system's unfairness was evident to everyone involved.

   Synonymesbiasdiscriminationfavoritisminequityinjusticepartialityprejudice

   Antonymesequityfairnessimpartialityjusticeobjectivityrighteousness

2. Injustice or violation of rulesB2formal

   A situation where actions or outcomes do not conform to accepted standards of justice.

   injustice ou violation des règles

   • The unfairness of the penalty was criticized by the players.
   • He could not tolerate the unfairness of the legal system.
   • The referee's call was a clear unfairness according to the rules.

   Synonymesbiasdiscriminationfavoritisminequalityinequityinjuryinjusticepartialitywrong

   Antonymesequityfairnessimpartialityjusticerighteousness

3. An unjust actB2formal

   A specific action or event that is considered wrong or unjust.

   acte injuste

   • The dismissal was seen as an unfairness by the union.
   • She recounted the unfairnesses she faced during her career.
   • The report documented several unfairnesses in the workplace.

   Synonymesgrievanceinequityinjuryinjusticeoutragewrong

   Antonymesequityfairnessjustice