unfairness
n. uncountable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ənˈfɛɹnəs// UK //ʌnfˈeənəs// un·fair·ness
n. the quality of being not fair or just. You use this to describe a situation where people are treated differently or where the rules are not followed properly.
n. the quality or state of being unjust, biased, or not in accordance with established rules. Often used to describe systemic or situational inequality.
The players complained about the unfairness of the rules.
Many employees expressed their frustration over the perceived unfairness of the promotion process.
The documentary explores the systemic unfairness of the housing market, highlighting how historical policies continue to disadvantage certain communities today.