False
Unfair
Unfair adjective - Not being in accordance with the rules or standards of what is fair in sport.
False and unfair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "False" instead an adjective "Unfair".
Nearby Words: unfairness, unfairly
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- The crowd he refers to is made up of angry non-benders, but clearly aren't terrorists and non-violently protest Tarrlok's false accusation as unfair.
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Ideally, a strong defense of their client serves as an important check against false accusations, corrupt cops, hanging judges, kangaroo courts, and other forms of fast-but-unfair tyranny.
Source: Amoral Attorney -
The unfair executions of Princess Shoukei's lady-in-waiting and her mother on false charges of corruption is what leads the nobles of Hou to turn against King Chuutatsu and Queen Kaka, executing them as well as the kirin Hourin, and to Shoukei becoming a Fallen Princess.
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