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Injustice Meaning in English

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/ˌɪnˈdʒəstɪs/
in-JUHS-tis
/ɪndʒˈʌstɪs/
in-JUHS-tis

释义

When something is unfair or not morally right, often because someone is treated badly or something is not done according to laws or principles of fairness.

用法与细微差别

'Injustice' is formal and often used for serious or systemic unfairness (legal, social, historical). Common phrases: 'an act of injustice', 'fight injustice'. Do not confuse with 'unfairness' (general). Usually refers to specific events or conditions rather than small everyday issues.

例句

Many people feel angry about injustice in the world.

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They want to fight against injustice.

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Injustice can happen in schools or workplaces.

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That decision was a real injustice—she deserved better.

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He couldn't ignore the injustice he saw around him every day.

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History is full of stories of injustice and people fighting to change them.

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