unjustly

He called it "a very positive sign" for athletes "unjustly deprived due to the political situation."

In “Train Dreams,” American progress comes at a cost, one that’s sometimes paid unjustly or off the backs of laborers like Robert Grainier.

The mitigation is meant for those who show contrition or really were unjustly convicted.

I’m visiting Carpenter at his longtime production house in Hollywood on one of L.A.’s unjustly sunny October afternoons.

The group says it had no links to the assassination and that it was unjustly outlawed.