Iniquitous (adjective)

  1. Unjust or wicked.
  2. Morally wrong or evil.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin iniquitās, from iniquus 'unequal, unjust', based on aequus 'equal'. the current sense of the word dates from the late 16th century.

Examples:

  1. Iniquitous behavior is never acceptable.
  2. The iniquitous act of theft is a crime.
  3. An iniquitous ruler will always be hated by their people.
  4. The iniquitous nature of the system was revealed in the findings.
  5. The iniquitous deal was struck in secret.
Some random words: breakout, haitian, outmoded