wrongfully

I was wrongfully informed.

Malicious gossip could injure his chances of success. It can also mean to treat another unjustly or wrongfully:

He was wrongfully accused of stealing the money.

She was wrongfully terminated from her job.

The company wrongfully withheld his salary.

They were wrongfully convicted of a crime they didn't commit.

The landlord wrongfully evicted the tenants.

He was wrongfully blamed for the mistake.

She was wrongfully denied entry to the event.

The student was wrongfully accused of cheating on the exam.

The athlete was wrongfully disqualified from the competition.

They were wrongfully treated as suspects without any evidence.

Injustice is about being wrongfully convicted.

" Ah, of course. He was wrongfully accused of cheating at cards."

Mr. White had been wrongfully detained in Iran for almost two years.

He is an innocent journalist who was carrying out journalistic activities and has been wrongfully detained.

People wrongfully assumed I have no plans of raising money or doing business in Russia anytime soon.

And false positives in mass surveillance can cause innocent people to be wrongfully arrested, jailed, or worse.

The swap did not include another American that the state department has declared wrongfully detained, Paul Whalen.

Georgia likely removed nearly 200,000 from voter rolls wrongfully?

And also, Robert Williams being wrongfully arrested, was he released eventually?

The school claims YouTube wrongfully blocked some of its politically conservative content.