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Term: injustas

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Unfair or unjust in a moral or ethical sense

Description: The adjective "injustas" is used to describe situations, actions, or decisions that are considered unfair or unjust based on moral or ethical standards.

Sample Sentence: The judge's decision to favor the wealthy defendant was seen as injustas by the public.

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Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1: In an unfair or unjust manner

Description: The adverb "injustas" is used to indicate that something is done in an unfair or unjust manner.

Sample Sentence: The company treated its employees injustas by paying them significantly lower wages than their counterparts in similar positions.

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Part of Speech: Feminine Noun (Plural)

Sense 1: Injustice or unfairness in general

Description: As a feminine noun in its plural form, "injustas" refers to the concept of injustice or unfairness in a general sense.

Sample Sentence: The activists rallied against the many injustas present in society, including racial discrimination and income inequality.

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