unjustified

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ justified.

Adjective

unjustified (comparative more unjustified, superlative most unjustified)

1. Not justified, having no justification, unwarranted.

   Antonym: justified

   the unjustified killing of an innocent

2. (typography) Not justified (of text, arranged on a page or a computer screen such that the left and right ends of all lines within paragraphs are aligned)

   Antonym: justified

   unjustified text in a wordprocessor

Translations

unwarranted

• Belarusian: неапра́ўданы (njeapráŭdany), неапраўда́ны (njeapraŭdány)
• Bulgarian: неопра́вдан (bg) (neoprávdan)
• Chinese:

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• Finnish: epäoikeutettu
• French: injustifié (fr)
• Georgian: გაუმართლებელი (gaumartlebeli)
• German: unbegründet (de) n, ungerechtfertigt
• Greek: αδικαιολόγητος (el) (adikaiológitos), αβάσιμος (el) (avásimos)
• Manx: gyn oyr, aggairagh (of verdict)
• Maori: pokerehū
• Polish: bezpodstawny (pl), bezzasadny (pl), nieuzasadniony (pl)
• Russian: неопра́вданный (ru) (neoprávdannyj)
• Spanish: injustificado (es)
• Ukrainian: неви́правданий (nevýpravdanyj)

Verb

unjustified

1. simple past and past participle of unjustify