unfair
Pronunciation: [ʌnˈfɛr]
Word
Context: "treatment"
(adjective) when someone is treated in a way that is not just or right. For example, if you don't get a good chance or someone else gets more than you, it feels unfair.
Example
It was unfair when everyone got candy, but I didn't.
Example
The teacher was unfair when she only called on a few students.
Example
Do you think it is unfair that some kids have more toys than others?
Context: "competition"
(adjective) when rules are not followed and one person or team has an advantage over another. This can happen in games or sports when someone cheats or breaks the rules.
Example
The game was exciting, but some players said the referee was unfair.
Example
It is unfair if one team tries to cheat to win the match.
Example
Is it unfair for a player to break the rules to win the game?
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