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单词 unjustified
释义
unjustified
adjective
disapproving
uk
/ʌnˈdʒʌs.tɪ.faɪd/us
/ʌnˈdʒʌs.tə.faɪd/
C1
wrongand/or notdeserved:
错误的；不值得的；不必要的
Thedefendanthadsupremeand, as itturnedout, unjustifiedconfidencein his ownjudgment.被告绝对相信自己的判断，尽管后来证明是错误的。
Synonyms
undueformal
unwarrantedformal
Opposite
justified
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Unsuitable and unacceptable
  • amiss
  • be in bad, poor, the worst possible, etc. tasteidiom
  • beneathyourdignityidiom
  • beyond
  • beyond the paleidiom
  • incorrect
  • incorrectly
  • indecent
  • ineligibility
  • ineligible
  • not cricketidiom
  • offend againstsomething
  • over-extravagant
  • raffish
  • raffishness
  • unfit
  • unsuitably
  • unsuited
  • unworthy
  • vulgarity
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(Definition ofunjustifiedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unjustified| American Dictionary

unjustified
adjective
us
/ʌnˈdʒʌs·təˌfɑɪd/
notableto beexplainedin areasonableway; notdeserved:
There wereadmittedlysome unjustifieddelaysin someOlympicprojects.
(Definition ofunjustifiedfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunjustified

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If they are reallyunjustifiedin using those means, then they are war criminals.
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Moreover, in both cases the harm flows from anunjustifiedgovernmental action, namely the action of enacting the r ule.
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The proposed theory is ad hoc and confirmatory in its findings; vague and generic in its claims; andunjustifiedand unnecessary in its (putative) novelty.
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He has been raised in circumstances in which trusting the police has beenunjustified.
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There is a tacit but quiteunjustifiedassumption in traditional grammar that nouns can appear in adjunct function only when accompanied by an explicit dependent.
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These negative reactions may in turn lead to the infliction of (justified orunjustified) privately inflicted sanctions such as social stigmatization and isolation.
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Yet age is by no means an innocent criterion; it gives rise tounjustifiedforms of discrimination.
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This is a highly questionable andunjustifieddistinction, which would hardly be of interest elsewhere in the natural sciences.
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It did not accept the general principle that cruelty to animals for amusement wasunjustified.
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The use of spatial constraint would then beunjustified.
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Surely, the whole implication of their commentary - that the existence of one kind of perceptual-cognitive capability excludes the existence of another - isunjustified.
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Regarding efficiency, our initial concerns were clearlyunjustified.
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This presentation seems somewhat weakened by theunjustifiedcomment that the pattern "improves" on the possible confusion of the similarly pronounced was and wasn't.
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Therefore, inequalities of opportunity areunjustifiedeven if they enhance the opportunities available to the least advantaged.
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Furthermore, in each legal system there may be no unifying legal provision for all the hypothetical cases that produceunjustifieddecisions-as-acts orunjustifieddecisions-as-rules.
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