unfair

/ʌnˈfeər/

adjective

Haksız, adaletsiz

Not based on or showing fairness; unjust or biased.

  • It's unfair that some people have to work twice as hard for the same opportunities.
  • The referee made several unfair calls during the game.
  • She felt the criticism was unfair and didn't reflect her actual performance.
  • The tenure review process was criticized as unfair because it disproportionately valued publication quantity over teaching excellence and mentorship.
  • Economists debate whether current tax structures create unfair advantages for certain industries while placing excessive burdens on small businesses.
  • Many students argued that the standardized test was unfair to those whose educational backgrounds had not prepared them for its specific format.