Unrighteous (adjective)

Not righteous; wicked, sinful, or immoral.

Origin:

Late middle english; earliest use found in john wycliffe (c1330–1384), theologian and biblical translator. from un- + righteous.

Examples:

1. The unrighteous man thought he could escape justice, but in the end he was proven wrong.
2. Her unrighteous actions resulted in the downfall of her once-great empire.
3. The unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God, according to the scriptures.
4. The unrighteous behavior of the politician caused widespread outrage and led to his resignation.
5. The unrighteous leader led his people to ruin, as he pursued his own selfish interests.