No. 12,067 in Spanish
injustificado
Unjustified; lacking justification or reason.
In a sentence
El castigo que recibió fue totalmente injustificado.
The punishment he received was totally unjustified.
In this sentence, 'injustificado' is used as an adjective to describe a punishment as lacking a valid reason or fairness.
Su queja era injustificada porque no revisó bien los hechos.
His complaint was unjustified because he didn't review the facts properly.
Here, 'injustificado' is again an adjective, providing a characterization of the 'queja' (complaint) as being unwarranted due to its lack of basis in fact.
Se sintió atacado de manera injustificada por sus compañeros.
He felt unjustifiably attacked by his peers.
In this example, 'injustificada' is describing the manner of the attack, indicating that there was no justification for the peers' behavior.
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