adj.（赏罚）不应得的，不当的，不配的

She received unmerited praise for a project that was mostly completed by her teammate.
她因一个主要由她的队友完成的项目而受到了不应得的赞扬。
The employee was given an unmerited promotion due to office politics rather than actual performance.
由于办公室政治而非实际表现，这位员工得到了不应得到的晋升。
His unmerited sense of entitlement led him to believe he deserved the job without putting in the effort.
他那不合理的优越感使他相信自己无需努力就应得到那份工作。
The celebrity's unmerited influence often results in products selling out, regardless of their quality.
这位名人凭借其不应得的影响力，常常导致产品售罄，而不管产品质量如何。
The accused received unmerited sympathy from the public despite overwhelming evidence against them.
尽管有大量证据反对，被告还是从公众那里得到了不应有的同情。
The athlete's unmerited arrogance cost him the respect of his teammates and fans.
这位运动员不应有的傲慢使他失去了队友和粉丝的尊重。
The company's decision to give bonuses based on favoritism led to unmerited rewards for some employees.
公司基于偏好的决定导致一些员工获得了不应得的奖金。
His unmerited self-confidence made him overlook crucial details in the presentation, leading to a failed pitch.
他那不合理的自信使他在演示中忽略了关键细节，导致提案失败。
The movie received unmerited criticism from reviewers who hadn't even watched it.
那部电影受到了未观看过它的评论家们的不应有的批评。
Her unmerited feelings of guilt persisted even though she had done nothing wrong.
尽管她没有做错任何事，但她那种不应有的罪恶感仍然持续存在。