unjust

But religion also compels us to fight the unjust, prejudiced systems that cause and perpetuate that misfortune.

Surely your father could not be so unjust as to leave the farm you have worked on so hard away from you?

In all the record of the years that he was with him he finds no page blotted with an unjust act, not one.

She saw him at last and welcomed him with an eager impulsiveness—for she knew now that she had been unjust to him at Laufingen.

Nature has not been so unjust as to allow one age to enjoy more pleasures than another.

I don't know that he showed any unjust partiality, though, in his talk of 'those girls,' as he called them.