iniquitous (Meaning)
iniquitous (s)
characterized by iniquity; wicked because it is believed to be a sin
iniquitous (a.)
Characterized by iniquity; unjust; wicked; as, an iniquitous bargain; an iniquitous proceeding.
Synonyms & Antonyms of iniquitous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- reputable
- authorized
- honorable
- legitimate
- just
- honest
- permissible
- upright
- virtuous
- elevated
- legitimate
- scrupulous
- honorable
- noble
- scrupulous
- principled
- lofty
- ethical
- honest
- legal
- permissible
- decent
- high
- good
- righteous
- permitted
- authorized
- sublime
- righteous
- elevated
- reputable
- moral
- noble
- permitted
- virtuous
- legal
- sublime
- right
- decent
- good
- just
- high
- moral
- principled
- right
- upright
- lofty
- ethical
Synonyms:
- wrong
- cruel
- contemptible
- corrupt
- villainous
- unsavory
- rotten
- infernal
- illegal
- condemned
- disreputable
- cursed
- obscene
- ignoble
- unauthorized
- dirty
- despicable
- offensive
- nefarious
- nasty
- unrighteous
- ugly
- improper
- unethical
- infamous
- sordid
Antonyms:
- proper
- approved
- supported
- blameless
- law-abiding
- wholesome
- decent
- allowed
- commendable
- innocent
- encouraged
- correct
- proper
- promoted
- allowed
- licensed
- decent
- perfect
- sanctioned
- exemplary
- blameless
- endorsed
- high-minded
- white
- supported
- unobjectionable
- decorous
- seemly
- guiltless
- wholesome
- clean
- guiltless
- perfect
- sanctioned
- promoted
- correct
- exemplary
- commendable
- approved
- creditable
- pure
- decorous
- law-abiding
- seemly
- clean
- creditable
- endorsed
- licensed
- unobjectionable
- white
- innocent
- encouraged
- high-minded
- pure
Synonyms:
- pernicious
- defiling
- dishonorable
- proscribed
- interdicted
- reprobate
- snide
- naughty
- ill
- disallowed
- indecent
- scrofulous
- forbidden
- base
- low-minded
- censurable
- ungodly
- degenerate
- fallen
- banned
- lousy
- dishonest
- perverted
- libertine
- unseemly
- blamable
- indecorous
- prohibited
- miserable
- sick
- errant
- depraved
- unprincipled
- debased
- unclean
- discouraged
- noxious
- low
- atrocious
- cussed
- dissolute
- wretched
- unbecoming
- unwholesome
- vulgar
- outlawed
- curst
- debauched
- execrable
- pestilential
- incorrect
- blameworthy
- mean
- objectionable
- evil-minded
- unscrupulous
- erring
- loose
- barred
- unhealthy
- reprehensible
Antonyms:
- unfallen
- immaculate
- lily-white
- esteemed
- lily-white
- irreproachable
- immaculate
- chaste
- indorsed
- squeaky-clean
- spotless
- abetted
- indorsed
- spotless
- worthy
- respected
- incorruptible
- worthy
- abetted
- respected
- venerable
- venerable
- irreproachable
- inoffensive
- uncorrupted
- unfallen
- esteemed
- unerring
- chaste
- incorruptible
- inoffensive
- squeaky-clean
- uncorrupted
- unerring
iniquitous Sentence Examples
- The iniquitous system of apartheid denied basic rights to millions of people.
- The judge condemned the iniquitous verdict that had been passed down.
- The corrupt officials engaged in iniquitous practices, amassing wealth at the expense of the people.
- The iniquitous policies of the regime led to widespread poverty and suffering.
- The international community denounced the iniquitous treatment of minority groups.
- The accused was convicted of iniquitous crimes that violated human rights.
- Poverty created iniquitous living conditions, depriving people of basic necessities.
- The iniquitous murder of innocent civilians sparked outrage and condemnation.
- The government's iniquitous tax system unfairly burdened its citizens.
- The iniquitous discrimination based on race or religion undermined the principles of justice and equality.
FAQs About the word iniquitous
characterized by iniquity; wicked because it is believed to be a sinCharacterized by iniquity; unjust; wicked; as, an iniquitous bargain; an iniquitous proceedi
unlawful, sinful, dark, vicious, bad, vile, immoral, wicked, evil, wrong
reputable, authorized, honorable, legitimate, just, honest, permissible, upright, virtuous, elevated
The iniquitous system of apartheid denied basic rights to millions of people.
The judge condemned the iniquitous verdict that had been passed down.
The corrupt officials engaged in iniquitous practices, amassing wealth at the expense of the people.
The iniquitous policies of the regime led to widespread poverty and suffering.
