Associations to the word «Unjust»
Noun
- Enrichment
- Cruel
- Restitution
- Injustice
- Parable
- Tort
- Censure
- Disobedience
- Accusation
- Oppression
- Reproach
- Redress
- Condemnation
- Allah
- Socrates
- Claimant
- Tyranny
- Taxation
- Steward
- Tyrant
- Suspicion
- Pretension
- Discrimination
- Evil
- Aggression
- Imprisonment
- Prejudice
- Punishment
- Verdict
- Persecution
- Incarceration
- Indignation
- Wrong
- Disgrace
- Imposition
- Inequality
- Extortion
- Stupid
- Judgment
- Provocation
- Fairness
- Pretence
- Resentment
- Benevolence
- Dismissal
- Complaint
- Invalid
- Cruelty
Adjective
- Oppressive
- Unfair
- Unreasonable
- Immoral
- Cruel
- Inhuman
- Unequal
- Unconstitutional
- Unlawful
- Equitable
- Sinful
- Barbarous
- Righteous
- Wicked
- Arbitrary
- Absurd
- Odious
- Shameful
- Oppressed
- Undue
- Corrupt
- Defendant
- Unnecessary
- Fraudulent
- Improper
- Unnatural
- Contrary
- Insolent
- Harsh
- Aforesaid
- Lawful
- Hateful
- Punished
- Inconvenient
- Grievous
- Asserting
- Selfish
- Unworthy
- Brutal
Wiktionary
UNJUST, adjective. Not fair, just or right.
Dictionary definition
UNJUST, adjective. Not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception; "used unfair methods"; "it was an unfair trial"; "took an unfair advantage".
UNJUST, adjective. Violating principles of justice; "unjust punishment"; "an unjust judge"; "an unjust accusation".
UNJUST, adjective. Not equitable or fair; "the inequitable division of wealth"; "inequitable taxation".
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