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undeservedly

[uhn-di-zer-vid-lee]

adverb

  1. in a way that is unjust or not deserved or merited.



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Two China hands are under a cloud, perhaps permanently and perhaps undeservedly.

Mbappe endured a nightmare evening, even missing a second-half penalty which would have undeservedly brought Real level – but one moment of their personal battle stands out above all others.

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Sharks have undeservedly earned a bad reputation, striking fear in the hearts of many, who often describe oceans as "infested" with the creatures.

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The seven-term lawmaker cast himself as an outsider to segments of society that felt undeservedly sidelined.

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Correa's endlessly positive attitude, even when he is undeservedly forced to sit on the bench, can be partly explained by the fact that he nearly had to quit the game a young age.

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