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- Dictionaryunwarranted/ʌnˈwɒrəntɪd/
adjective
- 1. not justified or authorized: "I am sure your fears are unwarranted" Similar Opposite
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4 days ago · having or showing feelings of unwarranted importance out of overbearing pride. synonyms: arrogant, chesty. proud. feeling self-respect or pleasure in something by which you measure your self-worth; or being a reason for pride.
4 days ago · Nonetheless, there were instances where courts found the Chevron deference was unwarranted, therefore one can expect those rulings to remain unchanged. International Traffic in Arms Regulations ...
5 hours ago · Reflecting on last weekend’s loss to the Canberra Raiders, Warriors prop Addin Fonua-Blake believes outside criticism fell on the wrong shoulders. Five-eighths Chanel Harris-Tavita suffered the brunt of that following the two-point loss last Friday as he missed all three of his conversion attempts after taking over from Adam Pompey (knee ...
1 day ago · Inspiration porn. Inspiration porn is the objectification of people with disabilities as inspirations to able-bodied people on the basis of their life circumstances. [1] The term inspiration porn is by analogy with pornography, in that the material is perceived as objectifying disabled people for the benefit or gratification of the able-bodied.
5 hours ago · Political noises unwarranted. Recent comments on restricting the exports of chipmaking equipment, possible US tightening policy on Taiwan supply chain, and investor rotation into small capitalisation counters have sent share prices of upstream technology leaders, software developers, and equipment makers into a tailspin.
5 days ago · Such distinction, in cases where size is the only parameter assessed, is strongly encouraged by ISEV rather than unwarranted references to biogenesis-based classification. The size ranges for various types of EVs are determined as 50-1000 nm for microvesicles, 30-150 nm for exosomes, and 50-5000 nm for apoptotic bodies.
2 days ago · Although the term “debt” is not defined in Regulation Z, the nature of debt is underscored by myriad sources cited in the Proposed Rule by the CFPB, which variously frame debt as “something owed,” a “sum of money due by certain and express agreement,” “a financial liability or obligation owed by one person… to another,” or ...
