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iniquitous

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Iniquitous (adj) means marked by serious wrongdoing or a failure to act rightly.

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1
Marked by serious wrongdoing or a failure to act rightly.
2
Deeply wrong on moral grounds; wicked.
3
Extremely unfair or unjust.
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Etymology

Formed from iniquity and -ous (a suffix forming adjectives that indicate the presence of a quality in any degree, typically an abundance).

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What is the meaning of iniquitous?
"iniquitous" (adj) means marked by serious wrongdoing or a failure to act rightly.
What is another word for iniquitous?
Other words for "iniquitous" include sinful, ungodly.
What is the opposite of iniquitous?
The opposite of "iniquitous" is righteous.
What are the different meanings of iniquitous?
"iniquitous" has 3 main meanings: 1. Marked by serious wrongdoing or a failure to act rightly; 2. Deeply wrong on moral grounds; wicked; 3. Extremely unfair or unjust.

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