Extremely
Unfairly
Unfairly adverb - In an unfair manner.
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Extremely and unfairly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Extremely" instead an adverb "Unfairly".
Nearby Words: unfair, unfairness
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- Brock, the final boss in Overtime Mode in Dead Rising, is usually extremely difficult to fight and rather unfairly, the game takes away any weapons you had before starting the fight.
- Sara from A Little Princess is in denial about her (unconventional) beauty, filthy rich yet sweet to everyone, treated unfairly by the antagonists who eventually get their comeuppance, extremely smart, Wise Beyond Her Years and can speak fluent French.
Source: Escapist Character - He was, in point of fact, being treated extremely unfairly by his allies, and turned traitor when he had had enough of it, believing that at least his efforts would be appreciated by the British.
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