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Meaning of iniquitous
The primary meaning of "iniquitous" is related to something that is grossly unjust or morally wrong.
Etymology of iniquitous
The word "iniquitous" originates from the Latin "iniquus," meaning "unjust" or "inequitable," which is a combination of "in-" (meaning "not") and "aequus" (meaning "just" or "equal").
Historically, the term has been used to describe actions, policies, or systems that are perceived as deeply unfair or morally reprehensible.
Synonyms
unjust
unfair
inequitable
unrighteous
wicked
evil
wrong
immoral
corrupt
depraved
vicious
vile
heinous
atrocious
egregious
flagrant
blatant
shameless
reprehensible
despicable
odious
abhorrent
detestable
hateful
malevolent
malignant
nefarious
inhumane
cruel
brutal
oppressive
tyrannical
dictatorial
authoritarian
despotic
unjustified
unwarranted
unprovoked
Definitions
- Grossly unjust or morally wrong
- * Characterized by or given to gross injustice or wickedness
Usage Examples
- The iniquitous practices of the corrupt government led to widespread poverty and inequality.
- * The company's iniquitous treatment of its employees sparked a major labor dispute.