Unwarranted means not justified or unwarranted. An example of this word used in a sentence is, the girl kept throwing unwarranted claims at her friend who had no involvement with the issue at hand.

Unwarranted.

Unwarranted assumptions are beliefs that lack proof. They are conclusions drawn based on unsubstantiated events or faulty logic.

Unwarranted assumptions are beliefs that lack proof. They are conclusions drawn based on unsubstantiated events or faulty logic.

An apodictism is an apodictic assertion - a strongly unwarranted claim.

unwarranted searches and seizures

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Fallacies rest on unwarranted assumptions. Some people may make decisions based on myths or superstitions, even though they are not sound assumptions.

Snooping. Unwarranted intrusion of your personal business.

he thought the Americans were using 'unwarranted agression'

Security and Privacy

Person suffering from unwarranted jealousy. Example: he is so paranoid.

The cast of Unwarranted Influence - 2014 includes: Bill Clinton as himself Lyndon Johnson as himself Dennis Kucinich as himself John McCain as himself Lawrence Wilkerson as himself

unbelievable, unusual, unnatural, uneven, unwarranted

Imperialism, and unwarranted excessive taxation.

Defined as "a persistent, abnormal, and unwarranted fear of vegetables"

it mean tht you are'nt one of their friends srry :(

I am facing a lot of adverse and unwarranted criticism.

She is not presented that way. Hubris is unwarranted pride. Pandora's 'sin' was curiosity.

What recourse does an employee have when he receives an unwarranted written warning?

Copper warranted refers to copper that meets specific quality standards and can be traded on the London Metal Exchange, whereas unwarranted copper does not meet these standards and cannot be traded on the exchange. Warranted copper is stored in LME-approved warehouses with proper documentation, while unwarranted copper may not have verifiable ownership or quality assurance.

A fallacy.

No, "undue" is not a preposition. It is an adjective used to describe something that is excessive or unwarranted.

Randolph sued the state of Georgia for unwarranted search of his house.

Persistent, abnormal and unwarranted fear of looking up. (Not necessarily the sky, could be ceilings etc..)

The fear of looking into the sky

The US will not support any country that it feels is fighting an unwarranted war.

surplus, nonessential, redundant, unneeded, excess, extra, remaining, unused, unnecessary, unneeded, redundant, uncalled for, unwarranted.

Arrogant (Adj): having or showing feeling of unwarranted importance arising from a feeling of one's superiority toward others.

An apodictism is an apodictic assertion - a strongly unwarranted claim.

If you feel a sudden, unwarranted connection between your senses, you are experiencing synesthesia. If this occurs often and is not apparent in your peers, it is very likely that you are synesthetic.

To avoid future Korean Wars; he had experienced WW2 and became president during the Korean War.

unwarranted searches and seizures of private property

An unwarranted assumption is a lot like jumping to conclusions. It means that based on insufficient information or knowledge, you determine (perhaps in error) the meaning of something.

No. That is because I am not a Muslim. However, Muslims are sometimes persecuted just because they are Muslims. This is usually brought on by unwarranted ignorance and fear.

The fourth amendment protects us against unwarranted searches and seizures of Private Property.

The purpose of the amendment that prevents soldiers from entering your home is to protect individuals from unwarranted intrusion and ensure their privacy and security.

There is at least some reasonable and verifiable evidence behind a warranted assumption. I think that even with evidence, the consequences of an assumption have to be considered. Evidence is not necessarily proof. If harm will come to a person because of an assumption, then I would consider the assumption unwarranted. You can't go off hurting people because you think you're clever. That kind of behavior will come back to bite you.

Making huge predictions about the future on the basis of a few small facts.

Example: if the U.S. approves NAFTA, thousands of jobs and factories will move to Mexico

This is a common problem due to poor accounting habits. There's no clear answer. see link for alternatives.

There's no point in worrying about that until I have it in my hand.

But I can tell you that you've already made a huge unwarranted

assumption ... taking as a given that I'll spend it.

Two answers:

To protect the life, liberty and freedom of its citizens.

To other nations which are actively requesting assistance in the form of defense against unwarranted aggression.

Phonobia

n. An unusual and unwarranted fear of sound. The origin comes from the word "phonics".

It refers to a fear of noises or voices, including one's own. It may also refer to a fear of telephones.

They frequently meet in the pages of good science fiction.

The inference that there is a real relationship springs from the unwarranted

extrapolation of variables in a few of the simpler equations of Relativity.

The Fifth Amendment Protects Citizens from unwarranted interrogations and will full confessions that, are created in a police like state

Many students see education as a burden and an unwarranted intrusion in to their lives.

Because education carries no cost to them they assign it little value and would rather be playing or socializing that studying.

Usually because they have an unwarranted opinion of their place in the world. Don't worry about them. The only way to become part of that crowd is to act like they do, and you certainly don't want people asking why you're snooty.

The United Nations expressed concern that unwarranted fear of the vaccine would begin spreading the disease in developing countries, and ultimately in developed countries as well.

Making the rather unwarranted assumption that the temperatures are in the context of pure water at normal pressure, the answer would be the milligrade scale - except that nobody uses it.