1. comparative form of unfair; more unfair or unjust
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• The new policy seems even unfairer than the previous one.
• It would be unfairer to punish everyone for one person’s mistake.
• The judge’s second ruling was unfairer than his first.
• Nothing could be unfairer than denying students equal opportunities.
• The distribution of resources became unfairer over time.
• His treatment of the younger employees was unfairer than expected.