be unfair

Frequency: 8.5150.2 per million words

Used to state that a situation or action is not morally right or just.

unfairVERBS + unfair

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Examples (10)

  • It is completely unfair to blame him for everything.
  • I think the decision was very unfair to the losing team.
  • The new rule will be unfair to smaller businesses.
  • Do you really believe that her treatment has been unfair?
  • It would be unfair to judge them without knowing all the facts.
  • The distribution of resources is inherently unfair in many societies.
  • His dismissal was considered deeply unfair by his colleagues.
  • She felt that the criticism was totally unfair and unwarranted.
  • To expect perfection from beginners is often quite unfair.
  • Many argue that the tax system is fundamentally unfair to the poor.