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unjust

/ʌnˈdʒʌst/

Tradução: Descreve algo que não é justo, que viola a justiça ou a moral, ou que é indevido e sem fundamento.

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adjective

/ʌnˈdʒʌst/B2formal
  • ptDescreve algo que não é justo, que viola a justiça ou a moral, ou que é indevido e sem fundamento.

Describes something that is not fair or morally right.

  1. Not fair or equitableB2formal

    Characterized by a lack of fairness or justice; biased or deceptive.

    ptInjusto

    • The court's decision was widely criticized as unjust.
    • She suffered from an unjust accusation at work.
    • An unjust law is no law at all, according to some philosophers.

    Sinônimosdiscriminatoryinequitablepartialprejudicedunfairunjustifiedunmeritedwrongful

    Antônimosequitablefairhonestimpartialjustrighteous

  2. Violating principles of justiceB2formal

    Acting against the principles of fairness and moral rightness.

    ptInjusto

    • The punishment was considered unjust by the community.
    • He fought against the unjust treatment of minorities.
    • History remembers unjust rulers with disdain.

    Sinônimosimmoralinequitableiniquitousunethicalunfairwrongful

    Antônimosequitablefairjustrighteous

  3. Not equitableB2formal

    Lacking fairness or impartiality in distribution or treatment.

    ptInjusto

    • The distribution of resources was unjust and favored the wealthy.
    • An unjust system perpetuates inequality.
    • They protested against the unjust allocation of funds.

    Sinônimosdiscriminatoryinequitableone-sidedpartialprejudicedunfair

    Antônimosequitablefairimpartialjust

Formas
  • more unjust comparative form
  • most unjust superlative form
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