iniquity in Irish
iniquity in Irish is urchóid — iniquity means deep moral wrongdoing; wickedness or gross injustice.
iniquity in Irish
urchóid
(uncountable) Deviation from what is right; gross injustice, sin, wickedness.
What does "iniquity" mean?
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noun Deep moral wrongdoing; wickedness or gross injustice.
"The preacher warned the congregation against a life of iniquity."
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iniquity in a sentence
- The preacher warned the congregation against a life of iniquity.
- The novel explores the iniquity at the heart of the corrupt regime.
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What is "iniquity" in Irish?
"iniquity" in Irish is urchóid. 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 Irish, "iniquity" is urchóid.
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