unjustified in Polish
unjustified in Polish is bezpodstawny, bezzasadny, nieuzasadniony — unjustified means not backed up by good reason; without justification.
unjustified in Polish
bezpodstawny
Not justified, having no justification, unwarranted.
bezzasadny
Not justified, having no justification, unwarranted.
nieuzasadniony
Not justified, having no justification, unwarranted.
What does "unjustified" mean?
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adjective Not backed up by good reason; without justification.
"The fear turned out to be completely unjustified."
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adjective In typesetting, text arranged so the lines are not evenly aligned on both edges.
"The document used unjustified text, giving it a ragged right edge."
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unjustified in a sentence
- The fear turned out to be completely unjustified.
- The document used unjustified text, giving it a ragged right edge.
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What is "unjustified" in Polish?
"unjustified" in Polish is bezpodstawny, bezzasadny, nieuzasadniony. unjustified means: Not backed up by good reason; without justification.
How do you use "unjustified" in a sentence?
Example: "The fear turned out to be completely unjustified." In Polish, "unjustified" is bezpodstawny, bezzasadny, nieuzasadniony.
Are there other ways to say "unjustified" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "unjustified": bezpodstawny, bezzasadny, nieuzasadniony.
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