unrighteously Sentence Examples
- The unrighteously accused man languished in prison, his innocence unrecognized.
- The politician's unrighteously acquired wealth cast a shadow over his integrity.
- The unrighteously treated employee was forced to resign due to false accusations.
- The unrighteously distributed resources created a vast disparity between the rich and the poor.
- The unrighteously imposed tax burden unfairly targeted the most vulnerable in society.
- The unrighteously conducted trial resulted in the wrongful conviction of an innocent person.
- The unrighteously pursued vendetta had tragic consequences for an entire family.
- The unrighteously fabricated story spread like wildfire, causing irreparable damage to reputations.
- The unrighteously inflated profits were a testament to corporate greed and exploitation.
- The unrighteously broken promises left a trail of despair and broken hearts.
unrighteously Meaning
Wordnet
unrighteously (r)
in an unrighteous manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of unrighteously
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- unauthorized
- ugly
- illegal
- nefarious
- iniquitous
- cruel
- obscene
- unethical
- unsavory
- improper
- condemned
- cursed
- corrupt
- infamous
- offensive
- wrong
- rotten
- villainous
- dirty
Antonyms:
- authorized
- reputable
- supported
- clean
- licensed
- authorized
- permissible
- principled
- correct
- sanctioned
- elevated
- approved
- scrupulous
- principled
- promoted
- high-minded
- lofty
- allowed
- licensed
- permitted
- endorsed
- sanctioned
- scrupulous
- promoted
- elevated
- proper
- proper
- correct
- lofty
- high-minded
- endorsed
- approved
- permitted
- allowed
- clean
- permissible
- reputable
- supported
Synonyms:
- disallowed
- objectionable
- outlawed
- ignoble
- pernicious
- unhealthy
- blamable
- sordid
- unwholesome
- low-minded
- mean
- execrable
- debased
- errant
- despicable
- unseemly
- unbecoming
- wretched
- indecent
- unprincipled
- depraved
- erring
- degenerate
- scrofulous
- contemptible
- dissolute
- barred
- naughty
- miserable
- unscrupulous
- incorrect
- ill
- indecorous
- censurable
- curst
- base
- reprobate
- unclean
- fallen
- reprehensible
- forbidden
- perverted
- nasty
- dishonest
- evil-minded
- noxious
- vulgar
- infernal
- defiling
- disreputable
- snide
- debauched
- libertine
- discouraged
- pestilential
- low
- ungodly
- proscribed
- loose
- prohibited
- sick
- dishonorable
- cussed
- atrocious
- blameworthy
Antonyms:
- guiltless
- unerring
- inoffensive
- blameless
- immaculate
- uncorrupted
- incorruptible
- esteemed
- spotless
- chaste
- blameless
- irreproachable
- innocent
- law-abiding
- worthy
- innocent
- chaste
- unfallen
- exemplary
- indorsed
- respected
- unobjectionable
- wholesome
- decent
- venerable
- uncorrupted
- wholesome
- inoffensive
- unerring
- commendable
- guiltless
- venerable
- immaculate
- seemly
- irreproachable
- indorsed
- decorous
- perfect
- encouraged
- spotless
- decent
- incorruptible
- white
- exemplary
- creditable
- respected
- law-abiding
- decorous
- perfect
- pure
- abetted
- abetted
- unfallen
- unobjectionable
- esteemed
- seemly
- worthy
- encouraged
- commendable
- creditable
- pure
- white
FAQs About the word unrighteously
in an unrighteous manner
evil, dark, vile, sinful, wicked, vicious, bad, immoral,unlawful, unauthorized
honorable, righteous, virtuous, noble, legal,righteous, honest, noble, ethical, just
The unrighteously accused man languished in prison, his innocence unrecognized.
The politician's unrighteously acquired wealth cast a shadow over his integrity.
The unrighteously treated employee was forced to resign due to false accusations.
The unrighteously distributed resources created a vast disparity between the rich and the poor.
