adj.不应得的，冤枉的，不公正的

She received an undeserved promotion at work, which made the other employees feel frustrated.
她在工作中得到了不配的晋升，这让其他员工感到沮丧。
The athlete's victory was undeserved due to a blatant violation of the rules.
这位运动员因为明显的违规行为，胜利是不公正的。
He didn't do anything exceptional, yet he was awarded an undeserved prize.
他没有做任何特别的事，却得到了不相称的奖赏。
Her hard work went unnoticed, and she received an undeserved criticism instead.
她的辛勤工作被忽视了，反而受到了不应有的批评。
The innocent man was freed from prison after years of unjust detention, an undeserved liberation.
这位无辜的人在被囚禁多年后终于获释，这是他应得而非意外的自由。
The company apologized for the mix-up, acknowledging the customer had been wrongly charged, an undeserved inconvenience.
公司为这次混乱向客户道歉，承认他们被错误收费，这是不必要的麻烦。
The artist's talent was overlooked, and her artwork was labeled as amateurish, an undeserved judgment.
这位艺术家的才华被忽视了，她的作品被误判为业余的。
His honesty was rewarded with an undeserved suspicion from his colleagues.
他的诚实反而招致了同事不应有的怀疑。
The charity organization was accused of mismanaging funds, but their intentions were pure, an undeserved backlash.
慈善机构被指控管理不当，但他们的心意是真诚的，却受到了不应有的攻击。
Despite her lack of experience, she was given an important role, an undeserved opportunity.
尽管缺乏经验，她还是得到了一个重要职位，这是她意想不到的机会。