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Definition of unearned in English: unearnedadjectiveʌnˈəːndˌənˈərnd 1Not earned or deserved. 不配的；不应得到的 不应有的特权。 Example sentencesExamples - McDowell's versions of rural life can at times settle into unearned romanticism.
- I sincerely thank you for your time in reading this lengthy message, and for any assistance you give in putting my blog over the top and letting me live in unearned luxury for the rest of my life.
- Largely, this can be explained by the embarrassment many of them feel about their obscene and unearned mega-fortunes.
- Large publishers reported that unearned advances represented between 8% and 10% of turnover.
- No, it's one of those days where your own boon and bounty seem unearned, unfair, because other people are dealing with so much horror and sadness.
- Youth is the single most infuriating example of unearned status.
- I began to count the ways in which I enjoy unearned skin privilege and have been conditioned into oblivion about it existence.
- Having said all that, there's really no way of interpreting the Prince's memo as anything other than an off-guard defense of old-fashioned deference, unearned privilege and patronage.
- The second factor has to do with the debilitating effects of unearned privilege.
- Fortunately sport, at its grassroots at least, is not infested with false praise and unearned promotions.
- You do not have the unearned right to a new car, big screen TV or any other form of wealth.
- The United States has opted to rely more heavily on schooling as a means for promoting individual fulfillment, enhancing social justice, and countering unearned privilege.
- They'll never get that ballast of unearned privilege into space.
- ‘Ah Dublin, you're giving it away,’ he wailed in the 55th minute, as the Dublin defence fluffed its lines yet again, giving Laois another unearned scoring opportunity.
- The real reality is we've had an unearned advantage by living here in this island and that advantage has gone away with the new technology.
- It is the arrogant and totally unearned presumption of smug superiority that infuriated people.
- It is little more than a long catalogue of police brutalities, riots, social upheaval, disgust and unearned shame.
- 1.1Baseball (of a run) resulting from an error by the fielding side.
〔棒球〕（跑垒）因守方失误而得的 Example sentencesExamples - The Longhorns made five errors that led to four unearned runs in two losses.
- The defense committed too many errors that led to unearned runs.
- Hamilton, 31, who is in camp on a minor league contract, allowed one unearned run in five innings in his first two games.
- He allowed just one hit and one unearned run in five innings while striking out eight batters.
- Errors proved costly with the Aussies picking up two more unearned runs.
Rhymeslearned, unreturned, unturned, upturned Definition of unearned in US English: unearnedadjectiveˌənˈərndˌənˈərnd 1Not earned or deserved. 不配的；不应得到的 不应有的特权。 Example sentencesExamples - Having said all that, there's really no way of interpreting the Prince's memo as anything other than an off-guard defense of old-fashioned deference, unearned privilege and patronage.
- I began to count the ways in which I enjoy unearned skin privilege and have been conditioned into oblivion about it existence.
- The second factor has to do with the debilitating effects of unearned privilege.
- It is the arrogant and totally unearned presumption of smug superiority that infuriated people.
- Youth is the single most infuriating example of unearned status.
- The United States has opted to rely more heavily on schooling as a means for promoting individual fulfillment, enhancing social justice, and countering unearned privilege.
- No, it's one of those days where your own boon and bounty seem unearned, unfair, because other people are dealing with so much horror and sadness.
- The real reality is we've had an unearned advantage by living here in this island and that advantage has gone away with the new technology.
- Largely, this can be explained by the embarrassment many of them feel about their obscene and unearned mega-fortunes.
- It is little more than a long catalogue of police brutalities, riots, social upheaval, disgust and unearned shame.
- ‘Ah Dublin, you're giving it away,’ he wailed in the 55th minute, as the Dublin defence fluffed its lines yet again, giving Laois another unearned scoring opportunity.
- They'll never get that ballast of unearned privilege into space.
- Large publishers reported that unearned advances represented between 8% and 10% of turnover.
- McDowell's versions of rural life can at times settle into unearned romanticism.
- You do not have the unearned right to a new car, big screen TV or any other form of wealth.
- Fortunately sport, at its grassroots at least, is not infested with false praise and unearned promotions.
- I sincerely thank you for your time in reading this lengthy message, and for any assistance you give in putting my blog over the top and letting me live in unearned luxury for the rest of my life.
- 1.1Baseball (of a run) scored as the result of or following an error made by the fielding side, and not recorded in the pitcher's earned run average.
Example sentencesExamples - Errors proved costly with the Aussies picking up two more unearned runs.
- He allowed just one hit and one unearned run in five innings while striking out eight batters.
- The defense committed too many errors that led to unearned runs.
- The Longhorns made five errors that led to four unearned runs in two losses.
- Hamilton, 31, who is in camp on a minor league contract, allowed one unearned run in five innings in his first two games.
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