iniquity in French
iniquity in French is iniquité — iniquity means deep moral wrongdoing; wickedness or gross injustice.
iniquity in French
iniquité
What does "iniquity" mean?
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noun Deep moral wrongdoing; wickedness or gross injustice.
"Nekhlúdoff awoke next morning feeling as if he had been guilty of some iniquity the day before. He began considering. He could not remember having done anything wrong; he had committed no evil act, but he had had evil thoughts."
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iniquity in a sentence
- Nekhlúdoff awoke next morning feeling as if he had been guilty of some iniquity the day before. He began considering. He could not remember having done anything wrong; he had committed no evil act, but he had had evil thoughts.
- The preacher warned the congregation against a life of iniquity.
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What is "iniquity" in French?
"iniquity" in French is iniquité. iniquity means: Deep moral wrongdoing; wickedness or gross injustice.
How do you use "iniquity" in a sentence?
Example: "The preacher warned the congregation against a life of iniquity." In French, "iniquity" is iniquité.
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