English to French Meaning of unfair - injuste

Unfair :
injuste

injuste, injustifié, déraisonnable, non conforme, malhonnête, corrompu, mal, biaisé, partial, partiel, illogique, indécent, inconvenant, indigne, impoli

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Definitions of unfair in English
Adjective(1) not fair; marked by injustice or partiality or deception
Examples of unfair in English
(1) We might agree that, if we could distribute talents, it would be unjust or unfair to distribute them unequally.(2) If they personally feel that a decision is unjust and unfair , they must stand up for themselves.(3) I regard that as an inconsistent and unfair position for him to have adopted.(4) They are there to protect those accused from receiving an unfair trial because of prejudicial press reports.(5) There was a time when we had employers who were unfair and unreasonable, but I think time has moved on.(6) They would not agree to an unfair or unbalanced deal any more than we would.(7) it's totally unfair to blame you(8) The world in general, and the book trade in particular, is unfair , unjust, and patently absurd in its workings.(9) It's going to seem a bit unfair banning Americans for behaving like Americans if everyone else is doing so.(10) Thus the comparison was unfair - not in accordance with honest trade practices.(11) Opposition politicians said it would involve deeply unfair rationing according to lifestyle.(12) As a matter of personal philosophy, he thinks that judging a site based on links is unfair .(13) An unequal society is an unfair society, regardless of what factors have led to the inequalities.(14) It has opaque adoption procedures and risks unfair and unequal enforcement.(15) The capitalist system may be blamed for the unfair distribution of national and social welfare.(16) They began to shout of the rules and of unfair play, and Abigail sighed with relief.
Related Phrases of unfair
(1) unfair dismissal ::
licenciement abusif
(2) unfair advantage ::
avantage injuste
(3) unfair competition ::
concurrence déloyale
(4) unfair treatment ::
traitement injuste
(5) very unfair ::
C'est vraiment injuste
Synonyms
Adjective
1. unjust ::
injuste
2. undeserved ::
immérité
3. unsportsmanlike ::
antisportif
4. inconsiderate ::
inconsidéré
Antonyms
1. clean ::
nettoyer
2. fair ::
juste
3. legal ::
légal
Different Forms
unfair, unfairer, unfairest, unfairly, unfairness
Word Example from TV Shows
This is cruel and unfair. Cruelly unfair.

This is cruel and UNFAIR. Cruelly UNFAIR.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 2

Don't you think it's a little bit unfair?

Don't you think it's a little bit UNFAIR?

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

...and that's unfair.

...and that's UNFAIR.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 16

Apples and oranges, bro. Totally unfair to compare the two.

Apples and oranges, bro. Totally UNFAIR to compare the two.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 2

No, it's not. I've always thought that was unfair.

No, it's not. I've always thought that was UNFAIR.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 21

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