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Adjective(1) incapable of being justified or explained,without a basis in reason or fact,lacking justification or authorization,not reasonable or right(2) incapable of being justified or explained(3) without a basis in reason or fact(4) lacking justification or authorization(5) not reasonable or right

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(1) Again this is an unwarranted interference in the right of people to be fat, or thin, as they choose.(2) Sophie has a particular contempt for parental angst, for signs of unwarranted doubt or despair among the allegedly mature.(3) Once their case is in federal court, they can argue that the subpoenas were unwarranted .(4) The unwarranted use of walkouts and boycotts has blunted their efficacy.(5) It's an unwarranted intrusion into the private lives of people.(6) The Consumers Association of Ireland claimed the increases were unwarranted .(7) The various authorities involved were most thorough, and I consider this attack on them to be quite unwarranted .(8) Perhaps this serves as another example of an overestimated threat leading to unwarranted action.(9) Closing lottery outlets is unfair to the players, unfair to the shopkeepers and financially unwarranted .(10) Apparently my skepticism about the plausibility of hot tub theft was unwarranted .(11) Fortunately the herd escaped unscathed after this unwarranted intrusion.(12) Some boards of management have been found by the office of the Auditor General to have made unwarranted payments to principals.(13) I reiterate to the House that this bill is unnecessary, unwarranted , and dangerous.(14) The rule protects against the unwarranted harassment of the accused by multiple prosecutions.(15) It was stated that referees were coming under increasing, unwarranted pressure in recent years.(16) Any such individual action would be irresponsible and unwarranted and would serve no useful purpose.