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- adverb Without
justification ; in anunjustified manner.
Etymologies
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Examples
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According to the court, the Czech authorities in 1996-1998 unjustifiedly sent 18 Romany kids to special schools for children with learning problems arising from light mental defects.
Prague Monitor 2009
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If Obama chooses a woman, folks will say (not unjustifiedly) that the men on the list were among the ringers and wouldn’t have actually been chosen.
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If Obama chooses a woman, folks will say not unjustifiedly that the men on the list were among the ringers and wouldn’t have actually been chosen.
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Just to summarize the MWDEU argument, alright has appeared many times in print, and would appear more often were it not for the fervor with which editors unjustifiedly lop it out of their authors’ manuscripts.
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Just to summarize the MWDEU argument, alright has appeared many times in print, and would appear more often were it not for the fervor with which editors unjustifiedly lop it out of their authors’ manuscripts.
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