unjust in Latin
unjust in Latin is iniūrus — unjust means not fair or right; failing to treat people as they deserve.
unjust in Latin
iniūrus
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 Latin?
"unjust" in Latin is iniūrus. 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 Latin, "unjust" is iniūrus.
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