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Meaning
Adj
●
Not
fair
, just or right.
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Origin
unjust
English
just
English
juste
English
iustus
Latin
un-
English
on-
Middle English (1100-1500)
on-
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
ond-
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
un-
Middle English (1100-1500)
un-
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
unus
Latin
oinos
Latin
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Etym
Antonyms
Just
Related
Immoral
Unconscionable
Unconstitutional
Unlawful
Unethical
Inhumane
Unacceptable
Reprehensible
Discriminatory
Unreasonable
Oppressive
Irrational
Absurd
Unequal
Harsh
Illegitimate
Cruel
Arbitrary
Injustice
Evil
Undemocratic
Unrighteous
Ridiculous
Inappropriate
Abhorrent
Sinful
Corrupt
Inhuman
Irresponsible
Illogical
Racist
Abusive
Barbaric
Improper
Wrongful
Oppression
Illegal
Shameful
Disrespectful
Fair
Justifiable
Dishonest
Intolerable
Undesirable
Invalid
Objectionable
Flawed
Brutal
Exploitative
Pointless
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Rhymes
Lust
Rust
Dust
Just
Gust
Fust
Bust
Dost
Must
Trust
Joust
Crust
Bused
Sussed
August
Robust
Fussed
Bussed
Thrust
Mussed
Unjust
Cussed
Adjust
Combust
Disgust
Entrust
Encrust
Trussed
Untrust
Distrust
Mistrust
Unfussed
Discussed
Re-Entrust
Nonplussed
Undiscussed
Upper Crust
Sleep Of The Just
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