Unjustly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNJUSTLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• UNJUST, not just
• in a manner that is not in accordance with what is morally right and fair
• in an unjust manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• characterized by injustic; unfair

Words related to UNJUSTLY

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How to use UNJUSTLY in a sentence

• He asked him for what he treated his slave thus hastily and unjustly, and told him what would be the consequence if he continued the same treatment towards me.
• In effect I had given back her love to her, a love she had for ten years unjustly doubted.
• The burdens imposed on them were unjustly increased, and the pressure of military service was more and more devolved from the burgesses upon them and the other Italian allies.
• The teacher, vexed at having a scholar so badly dressed and who paid so poorly, often punished him unjustly, and even set his fellow-pupils against him.
• Public contempt, a just punishment for his vices, caused his admission into the states- provincial to be unjustly opposed.
• And Faruskiar, whom Major Noltitz so unjustly suspected? I look at him.
• I remember only one occasion on which I was punished unjustly by my mother.
• Time, which has not been able to destroy the memory of our obligations to him, has dealt unjustly by his work.
• He turned over in his mind which of these princes dealt unjustly with his neighbour.
• Unjustly criticized for his labors he retired home, whence he was driven by a sudden incursion of the French.
• Then shall every soul be paid what it earned, and none shall be dealt with unjustly.
• And indeed, if I might have such a master as I myself was when I was the head of a household, I should have no fear of being treated unjustly or harshly.
• There is no law, on the statute books of any nation of the world, which bears unjustly upon the people, which should be permitted to stand one hour.
• He has been somewhat unjustly attacked more than once about the condition of Killarney as though the town was his private property.
• The threat of force by the English government secured the restoration of the unjustly imprisoned English, and some measure of compensation.
• Grey with London dissipation than what that afforded, he was accused most unjustly.
• Unjustly enough, the brother came in for part of the aversion she felt for the sister.
• Deal not unjustly with others, and ye shall not be dealt with unjustly.
• The picture thus presented is unjustly shaded, of course, for Spanish California had its ideal, noble, and romantic side.
• Here was an instance of genuine humanity and real kindness in this great man, who has been most unjustly represented as altogether harsh and destitute of tenderness.
• Some one writes, unjustly or unkindly as you think, of you or of your friends.
• They take the attitude that unless women do all the sorts of work that men do, they are unjustly deprived of their rights.
• When the alliance is defensive, the treaty binds each party to assist the other only when engaged in a defensive war, and unjustly attacked.

Similar words containing JUST without suffix ly and without prefix un

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