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Discover LudwigThe phrase "how unfair" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used as an exclamation to express strong feelings of injustice or displeasure about a situation. Here are two examples of how it can be used: Example 1: "How unfair it is that he gets all the credit for our team's success, when I was the one who did most of the work!" Example 2: "I can't believe my boss gave the promotion to someone else. How unfair!".
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How unfair.
How unfair, man.
How unfair is that?
How unfair can it get?
"How unfair is that?" she hissed at the camera.
I can understand how unfair these decisions may feel.
She told me how unfair she thought it was.
How unfair that he never knew of his real success.
Additional facts reveal how unfair and illogical the process is.
Or, rather, how unfair is the election going to be?
It revealed how unfair tactics could be used.
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