Definitions and Examples of unfairly, partially, biasedly
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
In a manner that is not just or impartial.
Example
The teacher graded the students' papers unfairly by giving some students higher grades than they deserved.
In a biased or prejudiced way; favoring one side over another.
Example
The judge was accused of ruling partially in favor of the defendant because they were friends.
In a way that shows favoritism towards one person or group over another.
Example
The news channel reported the story biasedly by only showing one side of the argument.
Key Differences: unfairly vs partially vs biasedly
- 1Unfairly refers to a situation where something is not just or impartial.
- 2Partially describes a situation where one side is favored over another.
- 3Biasedly describes a situation where there is favoritism towards one person or group over another.
Effective Usage of unfairly, partially, biasedly
- 1Discuss Politics: Use these antonyms to talk about political issues and debates.
- 2Analyze News: Incorporate these antonyms when analyzing news articles and reports.
- 3Negotiate Contracts: Be aware of these antonyms when negotiating contracts and agreements to ensure fairness and impartiality.
Remember this!
The antonyms of equitably describe situations where things are not done in a fair or impartial way. Unfairly refers to a lack of justice, partially describes favoritism towards one side, and biasedly describes favoritism towards one person or group. These words can be used to discuss politics, analyze news, and negotiate contracts.
