unjust in Irish
unjust in Irish is aincheart, ainfhíréanta, neamhchóir — unjust means not fair or right; failing to treat people as they deserve.
unjust in Irish
aincheart
Not fair, just or right.
ainfhíréanta
Not fair, just or right.
neamhchóir
Not fair, just or right.
neamhfhíréanta
Not fair, just or right.
éagórach
Not fair, just or right.
éigeart
Not fair, just or right.
What does "unjust" mean?
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adjective Not fair or right; failing to treat people as they deserve.
"The verdict was widely seen as unjust."
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unjust in a sentence
- The verdict was widely seen as unjust.
- Critics called the new law unjust to low-income families.
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What is "unjust" in Irish?
"unjust" in Irish is aincheart, ainfhíréanta, neamhchóir. unjust means: Not fair or right; failing to treat people as they deserve.
How do you use "unjust" in a sentence?
Example: "The verdict was widely seen as unjust." In Irish, "unjust" is aincheart, ainfhíréanta, neamhchóir.
Are there other ways to say "unjust" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "unjust": aincheart, ainfhíréanta, neamhchóir, neamhfhíréanta, éagórach, éigeart.
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