Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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unjustly [америк. ˌənˈdʒəs(t)li, брит. ʌnˈdʒʌstli] НАРЕЧ.
- unjustly
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- he was unjustly imprisoned/accused
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испанский
английский
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- unjustly
в словаре PONS
unjustly НАРЕЧ.
1. unjustly (in an unjust manner):
- unjustly
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2. unjustly (wrongfully):
- unjustly
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в словаре PONS
unjustly НАРЕЧ.
1. unjustly (in an unjust manner):
- unjustly
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2. unjustly (wrongfully):
- unjustly
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They had been harshly, and often unjustly, treated and exiled with no hope of returning to the land of their birth.
en.wikipedia.org She describes her four beautiful green fields, representing the four provinces, that have been unjustly taken from her.
en.wikipedia.org In the following centuries, the descendants of those unjustly accused and condemned have sought to honor their memories.
en.wikipedia.org Continental lawyers say someone is unjustly enriched when there is no basis for their possession or title to some right or property.
en.wikipedia.org The series revealed stories about unjustly accused persons usually due to circumstantial evidence.
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