unmerited

God passes out grace, his unmerited grace.

The appellation was not flattering, but not unmerited.

But incredible and unmerited luck was with the three of us.

Young Robinson was quite ashamed at the thought of this unmerited kindness, and heartily repented of his behavior. Philip went home quite satisfied.

From this view, the critic's obsession with losses in platform solutions, which remains a tiny part of the firm, is unmerited.

But it's easy enough to bear our own evils, all we need for that is a little manliness; what's intolerable is the evil, often so unmerited in appearance, that befalls others.