CEFR C1

unjustified

adjective

Meaning

Lacking a valid reason, evidence, or moral support.

Examples

The company faced criticism for its unjustified price increases during the economic downturn.
She felt the harsh punishment was entirely unjustified given the minor nature of the mistake.

Synonyms: wrong, unfair, unfounded, groundless, unwarranted

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unjustified (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: ˌʌn.dʒʌs.tɪ.faɪd

Definition

Lacking a valid reason, evidence, or moral support.

Examples

The company faced criticism for its unjustified price increases during the economic downturn.
She felt the harsh punishment was entirely unjustified given the minor nature of the mistake.
His fear of flying was unjustified, as statistics show it is the safest way to travel.

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