(かたてお)

かたておち
noun / adjective (na)
unfair; one-sided; biased
1. unfair; one-sided; biased
Describes a situation, judgment, or arrangement that favors one party over another, lacking balance or fairness. Often used to criticize decisions or policies that fail to consider all sides equally.
それは片手落(かたてお)ちだ。
That's one-sided.
片手落(かたてお)ちな判断(はんだん)()けるべきだ。
One-sided judgments should be avoided.
一方(いっぽう)意見(いけん)だけを()いて()めるのは片手落(かたてお)ちではないか。
Isn't it unfair to decide after hearing only one side's opinion?

USAGE:
Used as a na-adjective or noun. Describes situations where fairness or balance is lacking. Often appears in criticism of decisions, policies, or evaluations.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 片手落(かたてお)ちな判断(はんだん) (one-sided judgment)
  • 片手落(かたてお)ちな議論(ぎろん) (lopsided argument)
  • 片手落(かたてお)ちの(かん)がある (there is a sense of unfairness)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 不公平(ふこうへい): unfair — a more general and common word for unfairness
  • (かたよ)る: to lean, to be biased — describes the action of becoming one-sided