iniquitously Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- disreputable
- unauthorized
- obscene
- infernal
- cursed
- unethical
- contemptible
- corrupt
- villainous
- illegal
- offensive
- condemned
- improper
- infamous
- wrong
- despicable
- nasty
- sordid
- cruel
- unsavory
- nefarious
- dirty
- ugly
- ignoble
- rotten
- unrighteous
Weak:
- incorrect
- fallen
- execrable
- objectionable
- mean
- blameworthy
- wretched
- depraved
- erring
- forbidden
- unseemly
- curst
- naughty
- dishonorable
- lousy
- reprehensible
- low-minded
- reprobate
- scrofulous
- vulgar
- interdicted
- pernicious
- pestilential
- banned
- debauched
- outlawed
- errant
- censurable
- sick
- ungodly
- loose
- base
- degenerate
- defiling
- snide
- prohibited
- unprincipled
- ill
- unbecoming
- disallowed
- discouraged
- unclean
- libertine
- perverted
- dissolute
- cussed
- atrocious
- unhealthy
- low
- proscribed
- indecorous
- blamable
- barred
- unwholesome
- dishonest
- indecent
- evil-minded
- noxious
- unscrupulous
- debased
- miserable
Strongest:
- upright
- authorized
- righteous
- noble
- scrupulous
- moral
- honest
- decent
- virtuous
- decent
- elevated
- moral
- honorable
- just
- sublime
- high
- upright
- legal
- authorized
- right
- ethical
- reputable
- legitimate
- honest
- reputable
- legal
- scrupulous
- honorable
- elevated
- lofty
- permitted
- sublime
- virtuous
- lofty
- permitted
- high
- permissible
- permissible
- good
- righteous
- principled
- ethical
- good
- noble
- legitimate
- right
- principled
- just
Strong:
- promoted
- correct
- blameless
- approved
- unobjectionable
- sanctioned
- approved
- seemly
- white
- decent
- guiltless
- sanctioned
- encouraged
- exemplary
- allowed
- licensed
- pure
- proper
- promoted
- innocent
- innocent
- commendable
- correct
- law-abiding
- licensed
- decorous
- creditable
- clean
- perfect
- endorsed
- clean
- unobjectionable
- exemplary
- blameless
- perfect
- supported
- law-abiding
- encouraged
- wholesome
- allowed
- wholesome
- high-minded
- pure
- supported
- decorous
- guiltless
- white
- high-minded
- commendable
- endorsed
- proper
- seemly
- decent
- creditable
Weak:
- indorsed
- unerring
- venerable
- esteemed
- spotless
- irreproachable
- squeaky-clean
- unfallen
- inoffensive
- lily-white
- squeaky-clean
- abetted
- uncorrupted
- worthy
- incorruptible
- immaculate
- esteemed
- chaste
- respected
- venerable
- unerring
- respected
- lily-white
- uncorrupted
- indorsed
- spotless
- abetted
- irreproachable
- incorruptible
- worthy
- immaculate
- chaste
- unfallen
- inoffensive
iniquitously Meaning
iniquitously (r)
in an iniquitous manner
iniquitously (adv.)
In an iniquitous manner; unjustly; wickedly.
iniquitously Sentence Examples
- The politician's iniquitous actions cast a shadow over the entire campaign.
- The company's environmental practices were iniquitously harmful, damaging fragile ecosystems.
- The criminal cartel iniquitously exploited vulnerable individuals for financial gain.
- The government's decision to cut funding for essential social services was iniquitous and caused immense suffering.
- The religious leader's iniquitous teachings spread hatred and intolerance throughout the community.
- The corrupt official iniquitously took bribes, perverting the course of justice.
- The CEO's iniquitous pay package was a gross disparity compared to the salaries of his employees.
- The landlord iniquitously evicted tenants who could not afford the exorbitant rent increases.
- The company's iniquitous product design intentionally concealed safety hazards, putting consumers at risk.
- The media outlet iniquitously manipulated information to serve its own agenda and distort public perception.
FAQs About the word iniquitously
in an iniquitous mannerIn an iniquitous manner; unjustly; wickedly.
dark, vile, evil, wicked, vicious, bad,unlawful, immoral, sinful, disreputable
upright, authorized, righteous, noble, scrupulous, moral, honest, decent, virtuous, decent
The politician's iniquitous actions cast a shadow over the entire campaign.
The company's environmental practices were iniquitously harmful, damaging fragile ecosystems.
The criminal cartel iniquitously exploited vulnerable individuals for financial gain.
The government's decision to cut funding for essential social services was iniquitous and caused immense suffering.
