inequitably Antonyms
Strongest:
- objective
- equitable
- reasonable
- impartial
- reasonable
- balanced
- fair
- objective
- equitable
- balanced
- impartial
- disinterested
- fair
- equal
- equal
- disinterested
Strong:
- moral
- just
- evenhanded
- evenhanded
- understanding
- just
- moral
- understanding
- rational
- dispassionate
- dispassionate
- rational
- nonpartisan
- nonpartisan
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- dominant
- tyrannous
- authoritarian
- presumptuous
- unprincipled
- capricious
- arrogant
- demanding
- willful
- autocratic
- tyrannical
- high-handed
- lordly
- overbearing
- unscrupulous
- erratic
- unconscionable
- peremptory
- domineering
- unethical
- inconsistent
- imperative
- prejudiced
- imperious
- dictatorial
- commanding
- haughty
- despotic
- masterful
- totalitarian
- changeable
- mercurial
- tyrannic
- autocratical
- whimsical
Meaning of inequitably
inequitably (r)
in an inequitable manner
inequitably Sentence Examples
- The inequitably distributed resources exacerbated existing disparities in the community.
- The government's tax policies created an inequitable burden on low-income households.
- Access to healthcare was inequitably distributed, with certain populations having significantly lower rates of coverage.
- The educational system inequitably allocated funding, leading to disparities in student outcomes.
- The inequitable distribution of wealth contributed to social unrest and economic instability.
- The promotion system at the company was perceived as inequitable, with some employees receiving favoritism.
- The judicial system inequitably sentenced minority defendants to harsher punishments.
- The division of labor in the family was inequitable, with one partner bearing the majority of the responsibilities.
- The access to clean water was inequitably distributed, with marginalized communities facing water scarcity.
- The distribution of opportunities for economic advancement was inequitable, leaving many individuals trapped in poverty.
FAQs About the word inequitably
in an inequitable manner
unfair, unequal, unjust, wilful, biased, unrealistic, arbitrary, partisan,unreasonable,dominant
objective, equitable, reasonable, impartial, reasonable, balanced, fair, objective,equitable, balanced
The inequitably distributed resources exacerbated existing disparities in the community.
The government's tax policies created an inequitable burden on low-income households.
Access to healthcare was inequitably distributed, with certain populations having significantly lower rates of coverage.
The educational system inequitably allocated funding, leading to disparities in student outcomes.
