[UN-1 12: cf. OE. unfæʓernes.] Lack of fairness or equity; injustice.
1713. Bentley, Remarks Disc. Free-Think., xlv. II. 33. We may observe from this Passage … the unfairness and malignity of our Writer.
1796. Mme. D’Arblay, Camilla, IV. 387. [They] have a certain instinctive sense of its unfairness.
1833. Burton, Eccl. Hist., xx. 192. The unfairness which looks for different results in the second century from those which are produced in the nineteenth.
1875. Jowett, Plato (ed. 2), IV. 232. He is occasionally playing both parts himself, and even charging his own arguments with unfairness.
