Explore Unfair through 10+ example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like partial or foul. Ideal for language learners, writers and word enthusiasts.
Unfair in a sentence
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Unfair meaning
- Not fair.
- Not just.
Synonyms of Unfair
Using Unfair
- The main meaning on this page is: Not fair. | Not just. | Not fair.
- Useful related words include: unjust, partial, unsportsmanlike, unsporting.
- In the example corpus, unfair often appears in combinations such as: unfair to, is unfair, an unfair.
Example sentences (20)
That’s unfair and brutal masyado (That’s unfair and so brutal),” he said.
When I describe this scenario, most people exclaim, “That is unfair!” as if being unfair means they don’t have to comply.
Franking has come under fire many times in the past as an unfair, costly relic that gives incumbents an unfair advantage.
In other words, it’s suggesting that it has no choice but to play in that unfair game by also being unfair.
In the same vein, we reach out to the international community to take a keen interest in the unfair campaigns applied by President Kabila in a bid to give their candidate an unfair advantage against his competitors.
It’s one thing for the algorithm to be transparently unfair; it’s far worse for it to be both unfair and opaque, because it forecloses the possibility of constructive criticism.
The unfair burden of regulations on transportation and hospitality sectors could lead to an unfair advantage for the shared economy marketplace.
The Act, signed into law by Woodrow Wilson in 1913, outlaws unfair methods of competition and outlaws unfair acts or practices that affect commerce.
A cabinet report claims free garden waste collections are “unfair”.
Allowing other resource persons to take part remotely in the Senate inquiry “undermines the value and importance of our presence in the hearing and it is unfair to those who will be attending personally,” Degamo said further.
Although I’ve apologized to my boyfriend, it’s also unfair on him.
Amazon has committed to not use rival sellers’ marketplace data to gain an unfair advantage, ensuring that third-party marketplace sellers can compete on a level-playing field, the CMA said.
A meeting of the West Watten smallholders was held in West Watten School to consider the "unfair conditions being laid down by the Board of Agriculture in the smallholding scheme for ex-servicemen".
Amnesty International condemned the latest executions as a "fast-tracked unfair group trial" of the two men which it said bore no "resemblance to a meaningful judicial proceeding".
Amushelelo was arrested on Wednesday afternoon after he had joined employees of the Craft Bistro café in a protest about alleged unfair treatment by their employer.
And so, in theory, taking away the unfair advantage dopers have makes sense.
And their location is unfair to large swaths of American voters.
And this is often when these people find themselves falling into unfair loans.
And you might be closer to death, so you might feel like that's a little unfair that I've, you know, helped these older grandchildren for 20 years and, you know, my younger grandchildren aren't going to get as much help.
A second measure, Senate Bill 428, would revise the state’s Unfair Practices Act to target the sale of illegal firearms and parts, allowing the filing of lawsuits to enforce the act.
Common combinations with unfair
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- unfair to 34×
- is unfair 23×
- an unfair 23×
- unfair and 16×
- was unfair 14×
- unfair advantage 13×
- the unfair 11×
- and unfair 11×
- unfair that 10×
- be unfair 10×