undeservedly

Greek food is little known in this country, undeservedly so.

His defenders, though, say he has been undeservedly singled out.

I for one look forward to that series; an undeservedly neglected subject.

It was the end of an undeservedly long life.

Within her narrow experience that man had made many people undeservedly wretched.

This is harder to accept since loss has an undeservedly bad reputation.

One day she would marry, and make some goblin man undeservedly happy.

Hackers have undeservedly held a tarnished name for too long.

The father of laissez-faire economic theory has always received undeservedly bad press, and he apparently still does.

His name was synonymous with elaborate deception, and not undeservedly so.

Celia's stock at the agency had automatically and undeservedly soared.

Most promoters also assert that they have recently gotten an undeservedly bad reputation.

A tax idea that produces such inequity would be laughed out of Congress - and not undeservedly.

Most authors are doomed, often quite undeservedly, to slip into obscurity.

While in the public arena many 50's pop artisans have been undeservedly diminished, privately, the music lives on.

Chuck developed an undeservedly bad reputation through a marketing error in which it was sold as steak.

When momentum shifts direction, they head for the exits, often sending the stock's price to undeservedly low levels.

Tarantulas also have an undeservedly bad reputation, according to the Desert Museum.

Newton saw himself a sinner like David who had been chosen, perhaps undeservedly, and was humbled by it.

Mourn for her fate and for the sadness of an undeservedly sad life.

In these he is rather severe on Theodoret and condemns him undeservedly.

IRISH food has gotten a bad name for itself - undeservedly.