Adjective:

वास्तविक किंवा काल्पनिक अन्याय,

invidious's Usage Examples:

classify in a way that constitutes "invidious discrimination against a particular class.

important legal precedent that held that a state could not authorize invidious discrimination by private landlords without entangling itself in the ensuing.

I don"t like him so much when he starts comparing his wife invidiously to some idealized Linda, Georgia, or honky-tonk angel.

He was bound to be tormented by the distinction and the split, always invidious, between performing humorist and man of letters, and he had no way of reconciling the two.

A good deal of invidious feeling had arisen in connection with the duties of the office, and Bowles"s.

arbitrary, and unnecessary barriers to employment when the barriers operate invidiously to discriminate on the basis of racial or other impermissible classification.

the use of public examination results to compare one school, however invidiously, against another.

arbitrary and unreasonable exclusion without any lawful justification which invidiously discriminates against them in violation of their constitutional right.

Veblen"s sociology of conspicuous consumption has since produced the terms invidious consumption, the ostentatious consumption of goods to provoke the envy.

discriminate against minorities, and constitute a real, substantial, and invidious denial of the equal protection of the laws under the Fourteenth Amendment.

" The objective nature of the "invidious discrimination" test was not.

the insurer and insured can put a solicitor who represents both in an invidious position, particularly where the solicitor has received confidential information.

The Decline and Fall compares Christianity invidiously with both the pagan religions of Rome and the religion of Islam.

Synonyms:

unfavourable, unfavorable, discriminatory,

Antonyms:

undiscriminating, disadvantageous, unprejudiced, favorable,