Not right, just, or equitable; improper, unfair, wrong. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): unright people or things as a class. Frequently Sc…

Unrighteous, unjust, wrong. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): unrightful people as a class.

Marked or characterized by wrong, injustice, or unfairness; = wrongful, adj. 1.

Full of wrong, injustice, or injury; marked or characterized by wrong, unfairness, or violation of equity; unfair.

Unequitable, unfair, unjust. Of acts, etc.

Not fair or equitable. That does not observe the principles of justice or fair dealing; not acting justly, fairly, or impartially, esp. in…

Dishonest; unfair, unjust; wrong.

Not just; opposed to justice; = unjust, adj. n.

Inequitable, unfair; unjustifiable. Obsolete.

Not in accordance with what is just and right; unjustifiable; illegal.

Unjust; iniquitous.

Not characterized by equal or fair treatment; inequitable, unjust, unfair. Obsolete.

Marked or characterized by perversion, unfairness, or injustice.

Without reason; unjustly. Obsolete. rare.

Devoid of justice.

Not righted. Frequently in unrighted wrong.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Not equitable; characterized by want of equity or fairness; unfair, unjust.

Not fair or equitable; unjust. Of persons, the mind, etc.

Unjust; iniquitous. (See also inequitable, adj.1)

(un-, prefix1 affix 1c affix 5b.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 1 affix 5.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Deplorably unfair or cruel.

Australian. Unfair, unreasonable. Now rare.