unjust

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ just.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ʌnˈdʒʌst/
Audio (US) (file)

Rhymes: -ʌst

Adjective

unjust (comparative more unjust, superlative most unjust)

Not fair, just or right.
The solution was very unjust.

Usage notes

See the notes about injustice.

Synonyms

unfair

Antonyms

just

Related terms

Translations

not fair, just or right

Arabic: ظَالِم‎ (ar) (ẓālim)
Armenian: անարդար (hy) (anardar)
Aromanian: nidreptu
Asturian: inxustu
Catalan: injust
Chinese:
Mandarin: 不公平的 (bù gōngpíng de), 不公正的 (bù gōngzhèng de), 非正義的, 非正义的 (fēi zhèngyì de)
Czech: nespravedlivý
Dutch: onrechtvaardig (nl)
Finnish: epäoikeudenmukainen (fi)
French: injuste (fr)
Galician: inxusto
German: ungerecht (de)
Greek:
Ancient: ἄδικος (ádikos)
Hungarian: nem tisztességes

Icelandic: ranglátur
Irish: ainfhíréanta, aincheart, neamhchóir, éagórach, éigeart, neamhfhíréanta
Italian: ingiusto (it)
Japanese: 不正な (ふせいな, fusei na)
Korean: 옳지 않은 (olchi aneun)
Latin: iniūrus
Macedonian: неправеден (nepráveden)
Old English: unrihtwīs
Persian: غیر عادلانه‎, غیر منصفانه‎, نامردی‎ (fa) (nâmardi) (informal)
Polish: niesprawiedliwy (pl)
Portuguese: injusto (pt)
Romanian: nedrept (ro), injust (ro)
Russian: несправедли́вый (ru) (nespravedlívyj)
Spanish: injusto (es)
Swedish: orättvis (sv)

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