oan uổng

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The Vietnamese word "oan uổng" is an adjective that describes a feeling of injustice or unfairness, often in a situation where someone feels wronged or treated unfairly, even if they did not deserve it. It conveys a sense of being wronged or suffering from an undeserved misfortune.

Usage Instructions:

• "Oan uổng" is commonly used to express feelings of injustice, especially when someone has been falsely accused or when bad things happen to good people.
• It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

Examples:

1. Simple Example:

   • "Tôi cảm thấy oan uổng khi bị buộc tội mà không có bằng chứng."
   • (I feel unjustly accused when being blamed without evidence.)

2. Advanced Example:

   • "Nhiều người đã phải chịu oan uổng vì những quyết định sai lầm của cấp trên."
   • (Many people have suffered unjustly because of the wrong decisions made by their superiors.)

Word Variants:

• Noun Form: "Oan ức" (means injustice or grievance).
• Adverb Form: "Oan uổng" can also be used to describe actions in a way that emphasizes injustice, such as "bị oan uổng" (to be wronged).

Different Meanings:

• While "oan uổng" primarily refers to feelings of injustice, it can also imply a situation where someone feels they are a victim of fate or circumstances beyond their control.

Synonyms:

• Bất công: This means "unfair" and can be used in similar contexts.
• Oan ức: Refers to a grievance or a more specific case of being wronged.

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adj

1. injustice