Definition of undeserved in English:

undeserved

adjectiveʌndɪˈzəːvdˌəndəˈzərvd

Not warranted, merited, or earned.
an undeserved term of imprisonment
Example sentencesExamples
- I think they've got an undeserved reputation, and I think it's a shame to see what's happening with them.
- This is not to say their current rankings are undeserved or their upset wins were not legitimate.
- And sometimes you see other people having success and you feel cynical about that because it's undeserved.
- He has an unenviable reputation for getting injured, which he claims is undeserved.
- This airplane's bad reputation is entirely undeserved, but it helps keep the prices down.
- You could argue that such a destiny is unfair, unjust, undeserved, and maybe that's so, but such an argument is irrelevant.
- The certificate of whisky-tasting we were all given was a little undeserved - no one in our party could finish the samples.
- As it happened, I actually had met Scott once or twice, and I can't say the honor was undeserved.
- It is undeserved because they are doing a very good job.
- I think this attack was unprovoked and undeserved, vicious, and mired in hate.
- The city's politicians and business leaders say it proves their dour reputation is undeserved.
- The state tourism secretary says the city's reputation for street crime is undeserved.
- It seems, though, the benefit of the doubt I afforded them was entirely undeserved.
- She has insisted that her diva reputation is undeserved.
- Jack dies and Will is left to feel that again the money is entirely useless, undeserved and with no real purpose.
- Having moved into the media, he gained an undeserved reputation for being laid back, when all he was actually displaying was a sense of perspective.
- She does point out, however, that the perception that the team failed, and the criticism that followed, was undeserved.
- There are miracles that happen every day, asked for and unasked for, deserved and undeserved.
- But the pop princess was at pains to point out her reputation for tantrums is undeserved.
- Like many unprolific authors he has acquired an undeserved reputation for brevity.
Synonyms
gratuitous, unnecessary, needless, unneeded, inessential

Derivatives

undeservedly

adverbʌndɪˈzəːvɪdli

You've described him as being undeservedly important.
Example sentencesExamples
- Words cannot express what I today have undeservedly suffered.
- And I have designed a truly ingenious way to use my bookshelves as a CD rack, of which I am undeservedly proud.
- For the last four weeks we've got knocked from pillar to post, and undeservedly at times.
- I'm a forty-one-year old metropolitan male, blissfully and undeservedly attached to a very charming woman, but I can well remember what it is like to be a thirty something single male.

Rhymes

unobserved

Definition of undeserved in US English:

undeserved

adjectiveˌəndəˈzərvdˌəndəˈzərvd

Not warranted, merited, or earned.
an undeserved term of imprisonment
Example sentencesExamples
- He has an unenviable reputation for getting injured, which he claims is undeserved.
- I think this attack was unprovoked and undeserved, vicious, and mired in hate.
- But the pop princess was at pains to point out her reputation for tantrums is undeserved.
- She has insisted that her diva reputation is undeserved.
- And sometimes you see other people having success and you feel cynical about that because it's undeserved.
- The certificate of whisky-tasting we were all given was a little undeserved - no one in our party could finish the samples.
- The state tourism secretary says the city's reputation for street crime is undeserved.
- The city's politicians and business leaders say it proves their dour reputation is undeserved.
- There are miracles that happen every day, asked for and unasked for, deserved and undeserved.
- She does point out, however, that the perception that the team failed, and the criticism that followed, was undeserved.
- Having moved into the media, he gained an undeserved reputation for being laid back, when all he was actually displaying was a sense of perspective.
- As it happened, I actually had met Scott once or twice, and I can't say the honor was undeserved.
- You could argue that such a destiny is unfair, unjust, undeserved, and maybe that's so, but such an argument is irrelevant.
- It seems, though, the benefit of the doubt I afforded them was entirely undeserved.
- This is not to say their current rankings are undeserved or their upset wins were not legitimate.
- Jack dies and Will is left to feel that again the money is entirely useless, undeserved and with no real purpose.
- Like many unprolific authors he has acquired an undeserved reputation for brevity.
- I think they've got an undeserved reputation, and I think it's a shame to see what's happening with them.
- It is undeserved because they are doing a very good job.
- This airplane's bad reputation is entirely undeserved, but it helps keep the prices down.
Synonyms
gratuitous, unnecessary, needless, unneeded, inessential

单词	undeserved
释义	Definition of undeserved in English: undeserved adjectiveʌndɪˈzəːvdˌəndəˈzərvd Not warranted, merited, or earned. an undeserved term of imprisonment Example sentencesExamples I think they've got an undeserved reputation, and I think it's a shame to see what's happening with them. This is not to say their current rankings are undeserved or their upset wins were not legitimate. And sometimes you see other people having success and you feel cynical about that because it's undeserved. He has an unenviable reputation for getting injured, which he claims is undeserved. This airplane's bad reputation is entirely undeserved, but it helps keep the prices down. You could argue that such a destiny is unfair, unjust, undeserved, and maybe that's so, but such an argument is irrelevant. The certificate of whisky-tasting we were all given was a little undeserved - no one in our party could finish the samples. As it happened, I actually had met Scott once or twice, and I can't say the honor was undeserved. It is undeserved because they are doing a very good job. I think this attack was unprovoked and undeserved, vicious, and mired in hate. The city's politicians and business leaders say it proves their dour reputation is undeserved. The state tourism secretary says the city's reputation for street crime is undeserved. It seems, though, the benefit of the doubt I afforded them was entirely undeserved. She has insisted that her diva reputation is undeserved. Jack dies and Will is left to feel that again the money is entirely useless, undeserved and with no real purpose. Having moved into the media, he gained an undeserved reputation for being laid back, when all he was actually displaying was a sense of perspective. She does point out, however, that the perception that the team failed, and the criticism that followed, was undeserved. There are miracles that happen every day, asked for and unasked for, deserved and undeserved. But the pop princess was at pains to point out her reputation for tantrums is undeserved. Like many unprolific authors he has acquired an undeserved reputation for brevity. Synonyms gratuitous, unnecessary, needless, unneeded, inessential Derivatives undeservedly adverbʌndɪˈzəːvɪdli You've described him as being undeservedly important. Example sentencesExamples Words cannot express what I today have undeservedly suffered. And I have designed a truly ingenious way to use my bookshelves as a CD rack, of which I am undeservedly proud. For the last four weeks we've got knocked from pillar to post, and undeservedly at times. I'm a forty-one-year old metropolitan male, blissfully and undeservedly attached to a very charming woman, but I can well remember what it is like to be a thirty something single male. Rhymes unobserved Definition of undeserved in US English: undeserved adjectiveˌəndəˈzərvdˌəndəˈzərvd Not warranted, merited, or earned. an undeserved term of imprisonment Example sentencesExamples He has an unenviable reputation for getting injured, which he claims is undeserved. I think this attack was unprovoked and undeserved, vicious, and mired in hate. But the pop princess was at pains to point out her reputation for tantrums is undeserved. She has insisted that her diva reputation is undeserved. And sometimes you see other people having success and you feel cynical about that because it's undeserved. The certificate of whisky-tasting we were all given was a little undeserved - no one in our party could finish the samples. The state tourism secretary says the city's reputation for street crime is undeserved. The city's politicians and business leaders say it proves their dour reputation is undeserved. There are miracles that happen every day, asked for and unasked for, deserved and undeserved. She does point out, however, that the perception that the team failed, and the criticism that followed, was undeserved. Having moved into the media, he gained an undeserved reputation for being laid back, when all he was actually displaying was a sense of perspective. As it happened, I actually had met Scott once or twice, and I can't say the honor was undeserved. You could argue that such a destiny is unfair, unjust, undeserved, and maybe that's so, but such an argument is irrelevant. It seems, though, the benefit of the doubt I afforded them was entirely undeserved. This is not to say their current rankings are undeserved or their upset wins were not legitimate. Jack dies and Will is left to feel that again the money is entirely useless, undeserved and with no real purpose. Like many unprolific authors he has acquired an undeserved reputation for brevity. I think they've got an undeserved reputation, and I think it's a shame to see what's happening with them. It is undeserved because they are doing a very good job. This airplane's bad reputation is entirely undeserved, but it helps keep the prices down. Synonyms gratuitous, unnecessary, needless, unneeded, inessential
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