unearned
未得的,未赚取的,未获授权,未得
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- : not received in exchange for labor or services; not gained by lawful work or employment.
- : not earned; unmerited; undeserved: unearned promotion.
- : not yet earned: Lenders are not permitted to take borrowers' unearned wages as collateral.
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The numbers driving their declining performance fit nicely with the notion that Houston’s success over the previous half-decade was unearned.
Again and again, Shadow and Bone forces unearned story beats and melodrama.
I mostly found that choice unsatisfying and unearned, particularly because this film has aspirations toward realism rather than being a straight revenge fantasy.
I was getting all of this unearned affinity with these guys for heroically freeing them from the strange circumstance.
As a white, educated, Western, middle-class male, I possess most of the unearned privilege the world has to offer.
Here, however, the novel ends with unearned sentimentality and cheap contrivance.
And often times this very hard work is done under the most difficult of circumstances—with unearned stress of the worst kind.
To those earning income; not to those sitting on unearned wealth.
They were mostly unearned windfalls collected from gambling on markets that were rigged to rise.
Again, earned incomes appear to represent lower ability to pay than unearned ones.
Death not unearned, nor yet a novelty in this house; Let him make talk in hell concerning Iphigenia.