unjustified
بلا جواز
definition
adjective
unjustified price increases
not shown to be right or reasonable.
(of printed text) not justified.
translation of 'unjustified'
adjective
ناجائز
example
The term carries negative connotations, especially the insinuation that any mistrust or fear of others is 'unjustified' and irrational.
It led to unnecessary formalism and 'unjustified' categorisation of witnesses.
Oppression or 'unjustified' imposition can never be tolerated.
Can the director explain why demolished properties will be subject to 'unjustified' disruption?
An 'unjustified' belief cannot transfer justification to another belief via the basis relation.
All of the sudden, everything he did seemed somehow wrong - flawed, 'unjustified' .
I believe that we will be judged on this record and not by unkind and 'unjustified' personal remarks in the press.
A planning minister said last year that banning the mast on health grounds would be wholly 'unjustified' .
The indictment will not seek to prove that the war was justified or 'unjustified' .
The argument is between giving 'unjustified' publicity to an unsupported claim and denying our readers an insight into a story of the day.
Their methods and motives are now universally regarded as brutal, unfair and 'unjustified' .
The meeting was prompted by the high number of complaints by Bulgarian citizens of 'unjustified' visa refusals.
Nor did he specify what action might be taken if evidence emerged of 'unjustified' price rises.
It wounds our egos when patients leave us, no matter how 'unjustified' their reasons.
Many of the fears surrounding the bill are completely 'unjustified' and baseless when you stop to take a look at it.
The owners' response was that the charterers' complaint was 'unjustified' .
In my opinion, such a negative take is quite 'unjustified' .
They say the increase is 'unjustified' because the car park is a magnet for vandals and has no lighting.
The writers community believes the protests over the book are 'unjustified' and ridiculous.
This is political correctness gone mad and yet another case of 'unjustified' stereotyping.
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