unmerited in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for unmerited in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unmerited [Am ˌənˈmɛrədəd, Brit ʌnˈmɛrɪtɪd] ADJ form

unmerited award/praise/criticism:

unmerited

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Life for him has been one of unmerited favours.

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Steroid use of any type, including unmerited testosterone, significantly increases the safety and health risk to combat sports athletes and their opponents.

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It will reduce or eliminate the persistent excess liquidity in the system through which the banks have continuously made unmerited profits.

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He also said that unmerited acquittals were due to defective investigation, non-cooperation of the witnesses or defective conduct of the case by the prosecutors.

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These are their "moderate rebels" a title that affords them an unmerited degree of respectability.

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Fundamentally this is an attempt to acquire unmerited power through social means.

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My triumph has not given me happiness, because it is totally unmerited.

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It captures that unmerited sense of ownership, that confident unaccountability, those menacing, charmless jokes.

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You say it's like one of unmerited grace.

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By 1957, it had fallen into an unmerited neglect.

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