Not appropriate or suitable; improper. Also of times, etc.: Unseasonable.
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释义 | society > morality > dueness or propriety > moral impropriety > [adjective] > unwarranted or unjustifiable (30) undue1398 Not appropriate or suitable; improper. Also of times, etc.: Unseasonable. sacklessa1400 Of an accusation or penalty: Having no just cause; brought against or inflicted on an innocent person. Obsolete. indefensible1529 Incapable of being defended in argument, maintained, or vindicated; unjustifiable, inexcusable. unwarranted1577 (un-, prefix1 affix 2). indefensive1586 Incapable of making defence; defenceless. unjustifiable1589 That cannot be shown to be just, right, or reasonable; lacking justification. unwarrantable1612 (un-, prefix1 affix 1b.) unconcessible1643 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) unjustified1644 Of an action, opinion, etc.: not clearly right, proper, or appropriate; lacking justification or good cause; unwarranted. injustifiable1646 Incapable of being justified, unjustifiable. insupportable1649 That cannot be supported or sustained by grounds or reasons; unjustifiable, indefensible. ill-deserveda1666 Not deserved; unwarranted. unsupportable1710 Not admitting of support or defence; indefensible. warrantless1863 Without justification, unwarrantable. rare. Subcategories:— in nature or application (1) — not justified by circumstances (1) — not founded on rational grounds (2) — used or employed without justification (1) — gratuitous (2) — not having proper origin or constitution (6) — inordinate (2) — giving opinions beyond one's knowledge (1) |
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