A contract law principle referred to as _________________ is a defense which can be raised against the enforcement of a contract that is unfair or left the disadvantaged party with an absence of meaningful choice.
A) Unconscionability
B) Conspicuous
C) Force majeure
D) A waiver

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Unconscionability is a contract law principle that allows a party to challenge the validity of a contract based on the fact that it is grossly unfair or oppressive. This defense is typically used when a disadvantaged party has entered into a contract with an unequal bargaining power, resulting in the agreement being one-sided or overly burdensome.

A Contract Law Principle Referred to as _________________ Is a Defense