undeserved
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definition
adjective
an undeserved term of imprisonment
not warranted, merited, or earned.
example
It is 'undeserved' because they are doing a very good job.
The city's politicians and business leaders say it proves their dour reputation is 'undeserved' .
The state tourism secretary says the city's reputation for street crime is 'undeserved' .
Jack dies and Will is left to feel that again the money is entirely useless, 'undeserved' and with no real purpose.
I think they've got an 'undeserved' reputation, and I think it's a shame to see what's happening with them.
This airplane's bad reputation is entirely 'undeserved' , but it helps keep the prices down.
The certificate of whisky-tasting we were all given was a little 'undeserved' - no one in our party could finish the samples.
And sometimes you see other people having success and you feel cynical about that because it's 'undeserved' .
She does point out, however, that the perception that the team failed, and the criticism that followed, was 'undeserved' .
This is not to say their current rankings are 'undeserved' or their upset wins were not legitimate.
She has insisted that her diva reputation is 'undeserved' .
Like many unprolific authors he has acquired an 'undeserved' reputation for brevity.
But the pop princess was at pains to point out her reputation for tantrums is 'undeserved' .
You could argue that such a destiny is unfair, unjust, 'undeserved' , and maybe that's so, but such an argument is irrelevant.
As it happened, I actually had met Scott once or twice, and I can't say the honor was 'undeserved' .
Having moved into the media, he gained an 'undeserved' reputation for being laid back, when all he was actually displaying was a sense of perspective.
I think this attack was unprovoked and 'undeserved' , vicious, and mired in hate.
He has an unenviable reputation for getting injured, which he claims is 'undeserved' .
It seems, though, the benefit of the doubt I afforded them was entirely 'undeserved' .
There are miracles that happen every day, asked for and unasked for, deserved and 'undeserved' .
You've described him as being 'undeservedly' important.
For the last four weeks we've got knocked from pillar to post, and 'undeservedly' at times.
And I have designed a truly ingenious way to use my bookshelves as a CD rack, of which I am 'undeservedly' proud.
I'm a forty-one-year old metropolitan male, blissfully and 'undeservedly' attached to a very charming woman, but I can well remember what it is like to be a thirty something single male.
Words cannot express what I today have 'undeservedly' suffered.
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