jumpedaheadunfairly
verb (past tense)UK /dʒʌmpt əˈhɛd ʌnˈfeəli/
US /dʒʌmpt əˈhɛd ʌnˈfɛrli/
Went in front of others in a way that was not fair.
She jumped ahead unfairly in the line, so the teacher sent her to the back.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Got a better place or chance by cheating instead of waiting.
He jumped ahead unfairly and got the last seat on the bus.
3. Moved in front of someone without permission.
The car jumped ahead unfairly at the traffic light.
4. Took an advantage that should have gone to someone else.
They jumped ahead unfairly and grabbed the best prize.